Community banking
Community banking
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The move should improve liquidity for the $1.3 billion-asset Chemung's shares, Ronald M. Bentley, Chemung's president and chief executive, said in a news release Wednesday.
November 15 -
Capitol Bancorp (CBCRQ) has been fighting for survival for a few years now, but the next month might prove to be its toughest battle.
November 15 -
Former Amcore president Donald Wilson will become the chairman of Community Financial in Illinois as part of a recapitalization plan.
November 15 -
Al Landon, a former CEO of Bank of Hawaii, now spends a lot of his time advising institutions that neither make loans, nor seek to make a profit-the Smithsonian Institution and PBS. Teaching, running marathons and investing are also on his agenda.
November 15 -
Sheila Bair may advocate a lifelong commitment for examiners, but given existing rules, the fears of potential conflicts of interest should be more hypothetical than real.
November 15 -
Naugatuck Valley Financial (NVSL) in Connecticut has named a longtime financial manager to become its interim chief financial officer.
November 15 -
WASHINGTON — Bank and credit union regulatory agencies issued additional guidance late Wednesday endorsing "prudent efforts" by financial institutions to aid customers affected by Hurricane Sandy.
November 14 -
Regulators pledged Wednesday to heed concerns of community banks and ensure that a final rule implementing Basel III capital and liquidity requirements does not harm smaller institutions.
November 14 -
Cathleen Nash lays out Citizens Republic's reasons for selling itself to FirstMerit, and says she expects many more banks to face the same tough choice.
November 14 -
With financial institutions worried the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will hinder business innovation, the agency on Wednesday argued that one of its mandates is the exact opposite.
November 14 -
Fraudsters are increasingly preying on the default servicing end of the mortgage lifecycle, where traditional detection methods have not been deployed. Fortunately, there are new ways to spot red flags.
November 14 -
Republic Bancorp (RBCAA) of Louisville, Ky., and FedFirst Financial Corp. (FFCO) of Monessen, Pa., are planning to return more of their capital to shareholders as the fiscal cliff looms.
November 14 -
Taylor Capital Group is the third Chicago-area bank to announce a capital raise to fuel growth in the past two weeks.
November 14 -
Community bankers are fighting a battle along two fronts: working to get the Transaction Account Guarantee program extended, and looking for new sources of liquidity in case the program ends.
November 14 -
WASHINGTON — The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. on Wednesday announced an April 2014 closing date for its Jacksonville, Fla., office established during the financial crisis to handle elevated failures.
November 14 -
Fulton Financial (FULT) has acquired a minority stake in Bryn Mawr Bank (BMTC), the result of Bryn Mawr's largest shareholder liquidating its holding.
November 14 -
With President Obama re-elected and Senate Democrats in the legislative driver's seat, the Dodd-Frank Act is here to stay.
November 14 -
Fewer loan losses and higher fee income helped Carver Bancorp (CARV) in New York narrow its loss in the company’s fiscal second quarter.
November 14 -
Howard Bluver, the chief executive of Suffolk Bancorp (SUBK), wasted little time in delivering on his promise to diversify its balance sheet.
November 13 -
Centrue Financial narrowed its losses despite the deterioration of three problems loans in the third quarter.
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