Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Conversion activity has declined in recent years, though some observers believe mutual thrifts could find market conditions more accommodating in coming months.
January 23 -
Univest (UVSP) in Souderton, Pa., reported lower quarterly earnings because of higher expenses.
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Political denial and cover-up are in the CFPB's DNA. The agency was predestined to be overbearing, which will only hurt borrowers in the long run.
January 23 -
A.W. "Tom" Clausen, who led San Francisco-based Bank of America before and after serving as president of the World Bank, has died. He was 89.
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Trustmark (TRMK) in Jackson, Miss., posted double-digit quarterly earnings growth because of increased mortgage-banking activity and higher fee income.
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Better credit quality helped Bank of Commerce (BONC) in Charlotte, N.C., narrow its losses.
January 23 -
The No. 2 home lender will market the government's Home Affordable Refinancing Program to hundreds of thousands of customers acquired from MetLife. To speed closings, it's licensing Quicken Loans' technology.
January 23 -
BV Financial (BVFL) in Baltimore added profits in the company's fiscal second quarter.
January 23 -
Citigroup's private wealth management division has agreed to sell a trust bank subsidiary to Reliance Financial in Atlanta.
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Management expressed frustration about expense control during a conference call to discuss quarterly earnings.
January 23 -
Banks including Wells Fargo and KeyBank are helping online customers predict their short-term cash flows, in an effort to increase satisfaction.
January 23 -
State Street Corp. said Friday it will shed roughly 630 positions, or 2% of its global work force, in the coming year.
January 23 -
Southwest Bancorp (OKSB) in Stillwater, Okla., reported higher earnings because of lower expenses, fewer loan losses and higher fee revenue.
January 23 -
Northfield Bancorp in Woodbridge, N.J., has completed the stock offering for its conversion to a fully public company.
January 23 -
It seems clear that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau believes balloon mortgages are not abusive or predatory. Why, then, does the rule so restrict their use?
January 23 -
It takes more than 1,000 days for banks to repossess a home in New York, stalling a housing recovery by keeping pressure on values for years to come as a constant drip of distressed properties enter the sales market.
January 23 -
Carver Bancorp in New York has shuffled several managers while creating a new position of president and chief operating officer.
January 23 -
Wintrust Financial (WTFC) announced another small acquisition to expand its operations in Illinois, saying it would buy First Lansing Bancorp, which has seven branches, $370 million in assets and $325 million in deposits.
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Higher costs weighed on UMB Financial (UMBF) in Kansas City, Mo., in the fourth quarter. Earnings at the $14.9 billion-asset company fell 9.4% from a year earlier, to $21.1 million.
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Higher costs offset revenue gains at Community Bank System (CBU) in Syracuse, N.Y., in the fourth quarter. Earnings at the $7.5 billion-asset company fell roughly 1% from a year earlier, to $18.8 million.
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