Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Commerce Bancshares Inc. in Kansas City reported a modest increase in third-quarter net income, which it credited largely to a 10% increase in fee income, to $86.9 million.
October 13 -
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Just months after opening for business, a small New Jersey bank has found itself in a legal tussle with the state’s largest over the right to operate in the wealthy New York suburb of Englewood Cliffs.
October 13 -
Compass Bancshares knew it had to dump its proprietary fund family if it wanted to make any impact as a wealth manager, and it, like many smaller banks, believes it has found an impact product in separately managed accounts.
October 12 -
NBC Capital Corp. of Starkville, Miss., has changed the name of its lead bank from National Bank of Commerce to Cadence Bank.
October 12 -
PremierWest Bancorp in Medford, Ore., said Tuesday that its third-quarter earnings rose 44% from a year earlier, to $3.5 million, on strong loan and deposit growth.
October 12 -
Charlie Saeman, the president of State Bank of Cross Plains in Wisconsin, has wanted to offer remote-deposit services to his commercial customers for some time but has hesitated because of the associated risks and technology expense.
October 11 -
Independent payday lenders in Illinois say a new state law that caps fees on payday loans could wind up driving many of them out of business.
October 11 -
First Regional Bancorp in Century City, Calif., said Thursday that earnings more than doubled in the third quarter thanks to strong loan growth.
October 7 -
BankAtlantic Bancorp Inc. in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., spends more on marketing than most companies its size - and with one of the nation's most effective retail banks soon to enter its territory, it plans to spend a lot more, its chief executive said.
October 7 -
Running a bank these days may be more demanding than ever before, but it appears that chief executives are at least being well compensated for their trouble.
October 7 -
While more and more banks are targeting female entrepreneurs, a start-up in tony Scottsdale, Ariz., is courting affluent women, whether they work or not.
October 6 -
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First Midwest Bancorp Inc. of Itasca, Ill., said Wednesday that regulators had freed its bank from orders to improve compliance with anti-money-laundering laws.
October 6 -
First Citizens Bancshares Inc.’s new head of wealth management services says her unit will grow by exploiting niche markets within the Raleigh, N.C., company’s footprint and that of its fast-expanding IronStone Bank subsidiary.
October 5 -
BancorpSouth Inc. of Tupelo, Miss., joined the list of banking companies to quantify the effects of the recent hurricanes on its third-quarter earnings.
October 5 -
The Credit Union National Association, in a move it openly acknowledges is payback, has come out in opposition to Zions Bancorp.'s acquisition of Amegy Bancorp.
October 4 -
Pinnacle Financial Partners Inc. of Nashville, the fastest-growing bank in Tennessee, announced its first acquisition deal Monday - an agreement to buy Cavalry Bancorp Inc. of Murfreesboro, Tenn., for $175 million.
October 4 -
Community banks typically welcome investments from other banks, but one small New Jersey bank's bid to buy a nearly 25% stake in a hometown rival has turned out to be anything but friendly.
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