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The Federal Reserve announced enforcement actions Tuesday against Bank of Virginia.
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The Federal Reserve issued enforcement actions Tuesday against Community Financial Holding Co., a registered bank holding company in Duluth, Ga.
January 20 -
Its numbers are still a bit wanting, but Washington Federal Inc. is distinguishing itself from the pack of recession-hit also-rans in the beleaguered Pacific Northwest.
January 19 -
Mercantile Bank Corp. in Grand Rapids reported Tuesday that it swung to a fourth-quarter loss of $26.4 million, from a profit of $300,000 a year earlier.
January 19 -
Southern First Bancshares Inc. in Greenville, S.C., reported Tuesday its fourth-quarter earnings fell 59% from a year earlier, to $152,000.
January 19 -
Fulton Financial Corp. swung to a fourth-quarter profit on a smaller loan-loss provision and a large prior-year writedown.
January 19 -
The Federal Reserve announced enforcement actions Tuesday against Bank of Virginia of Midlothian and the parent company of Gwinnett Community Bank of Duluth, Ga.
January 19 -
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January 18 - Minnesota
The government seized banks in three states late Friday, bringing the failure total in the new year to four.
January 18 -
PITTSBURGH, Penn. – After five robberies in five years, A-K Valley FCU has closed its crime-plagued Homewood branch.
January 18 -
HONOLULU – Aloha Pacific FCU has installed a new ATM at the First Insurance Center in Kakaako.
January 18 -
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – The Huntsville City Council awarded Rocket City FCU a 10-year lease to place ATMs in City Hall and the Municipal Justice and Public Safety Center.
January 18 -
EL SERENO, Calif.-The match was perfect, according to the owner of a coffee shop that had lost its lease-a credit union looking for a branch location and a charter school seeking an alternative revenue stream.
January 18 -
The financial services industry has witnessed mergers and acquisitions of the country’s largest banks, the collapse of some of the most trusted financial icons, the mortgage meltdown and government bailouts - namely TARP. All of this has taken place in the past 18 month.
January 15 -
The government seized banks in three states late Friday, bringing the failure total in the new year to four.
January 15 -
Capitol Bancorp Ltd. continued its selling spree, on Friday announcing its 10th deal since May.
January 15 -
Pacific Capital Bancorp Inc. has completed the sale of its tax division to a private-equity firm but said it is "highly unlikely" that the deal would let its tax-preparation partners offer more tax loans this year.
January 15 -
Quick Collect Inc., a collection agency in Portland, Ore., did not violate the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) while trying to collect from a consumer, a U.S. Court of Appeals ruled this week. The decision upheld an opinion issued by a U.S. District Court judge in Washington.
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An estimated 20,000 to 25,000 collection lawsuits filed in Maryland will be dismissed as a result of the collapse of legal collection giant Mann Bracken LLP, Maryland District Court Chief Judge Ben Clyburn's office confirmed today. Clyburn made the decision to dismiss the lawsuits after learning the firm had notified district court clerks across the state that it will shut down by the end of this month.
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The Federal Reserve has ordered Old Southern Bank in Orlando to find a buyer or increase its equity in the next month.
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