Community banking
Community banking
- Washington
Independence Federal Savings Bank in Washington has called off its acquisition of Colombo Bank in Rockville, Md., after an indication from regulators that the deal had been delayed indefinitely.
May 4 - Florida
The Federal Reserve on Monday announced it has taken enforcement action against banks in Montana and Florida.
May 4 - Washington
Less than a week after making a deal with a private-equity firm and the Treasury Department, Sterling Financial Corp. in Spokane announced it is raising $555 million in capital through private placements with several investors.
May 3 - Nebraska
Regulators have dealt another setback to TierOne Corp. in Lincoln, Neb., by rejecting the company's proposal to sell half its branches to Great Western Bank.
May 3 - Colorado
The $2.5 billion-asset company capped the week by announcing the immediate departure of Scot T. Wetzel, the chief executive and president of the company and of its thrift unit.
May 3 -
Regulators closed $3.5 billion-asset Frontier Bank in Everett, Wash., and three other smaller banks in the Midwest to bring the year’s failure total to 64.
April 30 -
WASHINGTON — Regulators closed $3.5 billion-asset Frontier Bank in Everett, Wash., and three other smaller banks in the Midwest to bring the year’s failure total to 64.
April 30 - Puerto Rico
The collapse last week of three of Puerto Rico's 10 banks significantly consolidated the commonwealth's banking system and marked one of the most complicated days in the history of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
April 30 - Puerto Rico
The collapse on Friday of three of Puerto Rico's 10 banks significantly consolidated the commonwealth's banking system and marked one of the most complicated days in the history of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
April 30 -
Total System Services Inc. is working with a London card producer to offer a fulfillment program for issuers that order small quantities of customized payment cards.
April 30 -
Regulators in Puerto Rico closed three banks Friday — representing a third of the island's institutions and a quarter of its assets — in a move sure to change the face of banking in the commonwealth.
April 30 - Washington
Columbia Banking System Inc. of Tacoma said it plans to sell $208.8 million of common shares to bolster its already-fat capital ratios.
April 30 - Ohio
After a year of growth through failed-bank acquisitions, First Financial Bancorp in Cincinnati posted first-quarter earnings of $11.6 million, more than double what it earned a year earlier.
April 30 - Virginia
First Community Bancshares Inc. in Bluefield, Va., has turned the corner in dealing with its securities portfolio and is now setting its sights on acquisitions in the Southeast.
April 30 - California
The Federal Reserve announced enforcement actions Thursday against Coast Bancorp of San Luis Obispo, Calif., that the Fed said are intended to help maintain financial soundness at the company.
April 30 - Indiana
FNB Bank Inc. of Mayfield, Ky., has agreed to buy three Kentucky bank branches and a pool of loans from Integra Bank of Evansville, Ind.
April 29 - Washington
There's a new wrinkle in the latest round of recapitalizations: The only way for the banks involved to win is for taxpayers to lose.
April 29 -
A month or two before Fannie Mae's new quality-control requirements take effect, lenders are grumbling that the changes will delay closings and reduce originations without much improving loan quality.
April 29 -
WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve announced enforcement actions Thursday against Coast Bancorp, a move to help maintain financial soundness at the company, according to the Fed order.
April 29 - Illinois
Rep. Darrell Issa, the lead Republican on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, is asking the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to explain why it waited so long to close a bank owned by the family of a candidate for the U.S. Senate.
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