Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Nasdaq has notified Pulaski Financial Corp. in St. Louis that it is out of compliance with a requirement that it have at least three outside directors on its audit committee.
March 13 -
Merchants & Manufacturers Bancorp Inc. in New Berlin, Wis., said Friday that it is restating fourth-quarter earnings after discovering troubled loans at one of its subsidiary banks.
March 13 -
Three banking companies with branches in Chicago are working with law enforcement officials to help stem a recent surge in bank robberies.
March 13 -
City of Boston Credit Union, located inside City Hall, is seeking permission from state regulators to expand its field of membership to cover three of the state's most populous counties.
March 10 -
Immigrants from Latin America are the nation's the fastest-growing group, but many banks are just now seeing demographic changes in their markets.
March 10 -
Liberty Bell Bank of Cherry Hill, N.J., lost less money last year, its second full year in operation.
March 10 -
Fourth-quarter earnings of Salisbury Bancorp Inc. of Lakeville, Conn., fell 25% from a year earlier, to $793,000.
March 10 -
Though the $8.4 billion-asset Trustmark Corp. has the No. 1 deposit share in Mississippi, it was spared the worst of Hurricane Katrina's destruction - because it had no branches on the Gulf.
March 10 -
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Bancshares of Florida Inc., a three-bank holding company in Naples, is buying the $93 million-asset Bristol Bank of Coral Gables for $21 million in cash and stock.
March 9 -
MBT Financial Corp. of Monroe, Mich., revised its fourth-quarter and full-year earnings to reflect a $740,000 addition to its loan-loss allowance.
March 9 -
Capitol Bancorp Ltd. of Lansing, Mich., is making another run at an Asian-American bank.
March 9 -
Pentagon Federal Credit Union in Alexandria, Va., has formed a full-service real estate brokerage, PenFed Realty LLC.
March 8 -
Brookline Bancorp's deal to buy control of Eastern Finance LLC, a small finance company in New York that lends mainly to self-service laundries, is not as unusual as its sounds.
March 8 -
Terry R. Jorde, who today will become the chairman of the Independent Community Bankers of America, owes her enthusiasm for small banks partly to a potato farmer.
March 8 -
Cardinal Financial Corp. in Tysons Corner, Va., restated its third-quarter 2004 and 2005 and full-year 2004 results to correct mistakes in how it classified some loans and payments connected with its July 2004 acquisition of George Mason Mortgage Corp.
March 7 -
The Banc Corp. in Birmingham, Ala., announced Monday that it is buying Kensington Bankshares Inc. in Tampa for $71.2 million in stock.
March 7





