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Guaranty Bancorp in Denver is registering shares so that a number of large investors can sell stock over time.
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CommunityOne Bancorp in Charlotte, N.C., is registering shares to make it easier for investors to sell stock over time.
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TransUnion Corp. restarted the process for an initial public offering, three years after the credit-reporting company was acquired in a $3 billion deal that ended its earlier run at going public.
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Wilshire Bancorp in Los Angeles has opened its first branch in Georgia.
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February litigation against collection agencies increased from Januarys across-the-board decline but Telephone Consumer Protection Act litigation continues to significantly lag.
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CertusHoldings in Greenville, S.C., is planning to exit North Carolina.
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Univest Corp. of Pennsylvania in Souderton has issued $50 million in subordinated debt.
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Michigan lawmakers adopted a resolution recognizing and commending DBA International for its efforts to protect consumers and creditors through its national Receivables Management Certification Program.
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JPMorgan Chase executives have been deposed and thousands of pages of internal documents subpoenaed as part of a U.S. investigation into the bank's asset-management unit, according to people familiar with the situation.
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Some nonbank issuers of mortgage-backed securities are wrestling with capital pressures, and Ginnie Mae has cooperated with their efforts to sell chunks of mortgage-servicing-revenue streams to investors.
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