Retail & Commercial

The Indiana bank plans to sell 10 branches to a credit union. It will also shut down several more locations.

The North Carolina-based credit union has released a report on its 2017 growth figures, including 5.1 percent member growth and loan growth of more than $300 million.

The $17 billion-asset Bank of Hawaii reported higher profits on rising interest income, even as it saw yearly declines in mortgage banking and deposit fee income, as well as losses on investment securities.

The California company, which also focuses on Asian-Americans, agreed to buy First American International.

Aggressive growth in commercial leasing and asset-based finance helped offset a planned pullback in auto lending at the Wayzata, Minn., company.

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After nearly two years of sputtering commercial loan growth, regional bankers are counting heavily on expanding their portfolios of personal loans and other types of consumer credit.

The $219 million deal will expand RealPage's geographic and digital footprint in a market that still relies on paper-based payments.

More than two dozen Mexican credit unions will not be able to offer digital banking services.