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The Dallas-based subprime auto lender lowered its provision for losses in the fourth quarter even as delinquencies and chargeoffs continued to creep up.
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The Federal Housing Administration's new foreclosure relief options for nonborrowing spouses of reverse mortgage customers will increase loan servicers' costs, and some question how many consumers they will actually help.
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The San Antonio financial services provider says 101,000 members have already logged into mobile banking with a spoken phrase or a selfie. It may be a sign that after 50 years, biometric authentication is finally hitting the mainstream.
February 3
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Premara Financial in Charlotte, N.C., has a new chief executive.
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TowneBank in Hampton Roads, Va., reported a lower quarterly profit due to higher costs tied to its recent acquisitions.
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BOK Financial in Tulsa, Okla., has hired the wealth management team of Denver Retirement Partners.
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Banner Corp. in Walla Walla, Wash., has lowered its fourth-quarter profit due to an adjustment to the its provision for income taxes.
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Peoples Community National Bank in Bremen, Ga., has changed its name and logo.
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Terry Robinson, a longtime California banker, died on Jan. 11, three days before his Manhattan Bancorp announced a proposed merger with Plaza Bancorp. Manhattan, which is operating under an OCC order, did not publicly disclose Robinson's death, or his Dec. 31 retirement, even though he played an integral role negotiating the merger.
February 2
- New York
SALT LAKE CITY The "Credit Union Difference" is on display in Times Square thanks to Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, which is running an enormous electronic billboard there to thank Credit Unions for Kids and COO-OP Financial Services for all they do to benefit kids.
February 2
