Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Fulton Financial Corp. of Lancaster, Pa., swung to a loss of $102.3 million, or 58 cents a share, in the fourth quarter, from a profit of $38.2 million, or 22 cents a share, a year earlier.
January 22 -
One of the nation's top-performing community banking companies in 2007 is in danger of becoming the next Southern California failure.
January 22 -
With its economy in shambles, Florida would hardly seem like the place to start a bank these days.
January 21 -
Commerce Bancshares Inc. in Kansas City, Mo., said Tuesday that fourth-quarter earnings were flat with a year earlier, at $43.8 million, or 58 cents a share, as net interest income improved and credit quality deteriorated.
January 21 -
West Coast Bancorp in Lake Oswego, Ore., said it lost $8.2 million in the fourth quarter, as losses on loans for custom-built homes ballooned.
January 21 -
Pacific Continental Corp. in Eugene, Ore., said Tuesday that its fourth-quarter earnings increased 15.9% from a year earlier, to $3.8 million. Earnings per share rose 14.3%, to 32 cents, beating analysts' estimates by a nickel.
January 21 -
BALTIMORE – Destinations CU said it opened a new headquarters here last week, a 10,000 square-foot building.
January 20 -
When San Francisco was establishing a program three years ago to move unbanked consumers into the financial mainstream, banks and credit unions signed on because "it was a good political opportunity to generate good will," said Matt Fellowes, an advocate for the unbanked who advised city officials.
January 20 -
TierOne Corp. of Lincoln, Neb., has entered into a supervisory agreement with its regulator that calls for the company to strengthen its loan policies and keep an elevated level of capital.
January 16 -
New England Bancshares Inc. in Enfield, Conn., has agreed to buy the struggling Apple Valley Bank and Trust Co. in Cheshire, Conn., for $7.3 million in cash and stock.
January 16 -
Howard Milstein, the chairman and chief executive of New York Private Bank and Trust Corp., does not see patience as a virtue.
January 16 -
W.L. Ross & Co. is not involved in a venture to buy struggling BankUnited Financial Corp., a principal at the private-equity firm said Thursday.
January 16 -
In her role as the chairman of the Independent Community Bankers of America, Cynthia Blankenship has been pressing the Treasury Department for months to come up with a plan quickly to allow community banks structured as S corporations to receive direct injections of government capital.
January 16 -
Simmons First National Corp. in Pine Bluff, Ark., said Thursday that its fourth-quarter earnings fell 9% from a year earlier, to $5.6 million.
January 16 -
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Shares of F.N.B. Corp. fell sharply Wednesday, after the Hermitage, Pa., company warned that it expects to report a fourth-quarter loss of between $17 million and $21 million.
January 15 -
Millennium Bankshares Corp. in Reston, Va., said Wednesday that Richard I. Linhart, who took the helm at the struggling company 18 months ago to help revive it, had resigned and would leave this month for personal reasons.
January 15 -
FALL RIVER, Mass. – St. Anne’s CU said it has purchased the adjacent Medical Arts Center building for $3.2 million, where it plans to build a new operations center and expand its offices.
January 14



