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The credit union, founded in 1964 as the Conservative Baptist Credit Union, has changed its name to improve its appeal to prospective members.
February 22 -
Last year, just 30% of small-business owners received the total funding they were seeking, down from 51% just two years earlier, according to a new Federal Reserve survey. The findings suggest that two years into the pandemic, banks are having a difficult time assessing risk.
February 22 -
Year to date through Dec. 31, 2021. Dollars in thousands.
February 22 -
Karen Church, who became chief executive in 1993, will step down on Feb. 25.
February 22 -
Year to date through Dec. 31, 2021. Dollars in thousands.
February 22 -
The Los Angeles bank did not explain what it is investigating. It announced record annual earnings of $56.9 million in January, but news of the investigation and the uncertainty around CEO Alan Thian sent its stock price downward by 15%.
February 22 -
Citigroup has been pulling back retail operations from broad swaths of the globe, but its commercial banking business is finding new regions for expansion.
February 22 -
An ultracompetitive job market is forcing lenders to boost salaries, requiring many to caution investors that expenses could jump before profits from higher rates are realized.
February 22 -
In the year's first instance of a credit union buying a bank, Georgia’s Own Credit Union in Atlanta has agreed to acquire nearby Vinings Bank. The Peach State is home to more than 300 banks, making it ripe for such deals.
February 22 -
Klarna Bank is adding the option for customers to pay immediately at checkout in nine new markets while expanding its rewards program, as it targets becoming a one-stop lender for consumers.
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The purchase of Vinings Bank in Smyrna, Georgia, is the year's first instance of a credit union buying a bank. There were 13 such acquisitions announced last year.
February 21 -
The Northeastern banks had aimed to wrap up their deal by Feb. 21, but the Federal Reserve — the last of the regulatory authorities they need approval from — hasn’t signed off yet.
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Super Bowl ads' impact, another overdraft-fees ouster, and more in banking news this week.
February 18 -
The Providence, Rhode Island, bank expects to finalize its purchase of 80 HSBC Bank branches on Friday and complete a systems conversion over the weekend. Its pending deal for Investors Bancorp is on track to go through early next quarter, Chief Financial Officer John Woods said.
February 18 -
Government officials spend a lot of time criticizing banks for gouging customers even though their own statistical reports demonstrate that fees are not a major issue for consumers.
February 18
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The Small Business Administration had to stop 504 lending for several weeks in September after it reached its fiscal 2021 funding cap. Bankers worry that it will shut down again this year — as early as June.
February 18 -
Some investors worry the rebound in consumer lending will inevitably lead to more defaults. Here’s why bank executives disagree.
February 17 -
Raymond Gatcliffe, the head of Citigroup's commercial bank in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, will replace Richard Banziger, who is retiring after 38 years with the company.
February 17 -
Banks are still seeking clarity from law enforcement on how to handle the alleged protesters’ accounts. Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said some accounts have already been frozen as part of a financial crackdown on those accused of paralyzing the nation's capital.
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