Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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When Rawlins National Bank was founded in 1898, Rawlins, Wyo., not far from the Oregon-California Trail, was a booming frontier town.
July 18 -
LSB Bancshares Inc. in Lexington, N.C., said its second-quarter earnings fell 36% from a year earlier, to $1.5 million, after it incurred a $1 million charge related to a condominium project.
July 18 -
Idaho Bancorp's second-quarter earnings rose on strong loan growth and an expanded margin.
July 17 -
Ryan Beck & Co. analyst Collyn Gilbert is touting community bank stocks in the Northeast as good buys for investors.
July 17 -
BankUnited Financial Corp. of Coral Gables, Fla., reported earnings of $23.8 million for the quarter ending June 30, reversing a $14.8 million loss in the same period of 2005.
July 17 -
Tower Financial Corp., of Fort Wayne, Ind., announced second-quarter earnings Friday of $912,000, up 8.4% from the same quarter last year.
July 17 -
WASHINGTON - The American Association of Bank Directors still opposes a provision in the regulatory relief bill that would give regulators more power over bank boards, even after federal banking agencies wrote a letter meant to ease concerns about the issue.
July 14 -
Pacific Capital Bancorp's new chief financial officer says the Santa Barbara, Calif., company needs a more sophisticated finance department to better manage its growing pains.
July 14 -
Premier Community Bankshares Inc. in Winchester, Va., reported Thursday that its second-quarter earnings were flat with the year-earlier period, at $1.8 million. Diluted earnings per share were also flat, at 35 cents.
July 14 -
Cascade Bancorp of Bend, Ore., said Thursday that it earned $9 million in the second quarter, topping the year-earlier period by 83%. Earnings per share rose 46%, to 41 cents.
July 14 -
Eleven Ohio credit unions have banded together to offer a cheaper alternative to payday loans, and more from throughout the country are expected to join them.
July 13 -
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Commerce Bancshares Inc. in Kansas City, Mo., announced Wednesday that its second-quarter earnings rose 2% compared with the year-earlier period, to $55.3 million.
July 13 -
Umpqua Bank in Portland, Ore., has released its first CD - not a certificate of deposit, but a compact disc.
July 12 -
Summit Financial Group Inc. of Moorefield, W.Va., reported a sharp decline in mortgage originations last quarter, and its chief financial officer said it is still trying to figure out why.
July 12 -
Marcy Federal Credit Union in Marcy, N.Y., has applied to the Office of Thrift Supervision for a mutual savings bank charter, becoming the third credit union to do so in as many weeks.
July 12 -
Mercantile Bankshares Corp. of Baltimore cleared the last of its hurdles to acquire James Monroe Bancorp Inc. of Arlington, Va.
July 12 -
Team Financial Inc. in Paola, Kan., has hired former Gold Banc Corp. chief financial officer Rick Tremblay as its chief accounting officer and intends to promote Mr. Tremblay to CFO by year's end.
July 12 -
Steven C. Preston was sworn in as the 22nd administrator of the Small Business Administration, taking the reins of an agency that drew sharp criticism for its sluggish response to last year's Gulf Coast hurricanes.
July 12 -
With an eye toward expanding in the Kansas City area, Equity Bancshares Inc. in Andover, Kan., has struck a deal to acquire a Missouri bank charter.
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