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The $1.6 billion-asset company said in a press release Thursday that Anders Tomson will succeed Ronald Bentley as its CEO at the end of the year.
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The $7.5 billion CU announces Chief Executive Tom Dorety will retire at the end of 2016, and that a successor will likely be named in the fall.
May 12 -
BMO Harris Bank in Chicago has hired a former M&T Bank executive as its chief information officer.
May 12 -
Lots of announcements about the board of Chartway FCU's charitable arm and National Credit Union Foundation's Hyland joins Berenstain Bears Financial Literacy Advisory Board.
May 12 -
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. -- CO-OP Financial Services announced Thursday that Jeff Napper has been elected chairman of its board of directors.
May 12 -
Guaranty Federal Bancshares in Springfield, Mo., has elected James Batten, a director of the company since 2006, as its next chairman.
May 12 -
Can't anybody get along for even five minutes? JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon called community banking leader Cam Fine a "jerk" on cable television. Fine responded by blasting megabanks for their role in the financial crisis.
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Seacoast Banking in Florida is facing pressure from CapGen, its biggest investor, to generate better returns or sell to a larger institution.
May 11 -
Xceed names new CFO, Sikorsky CU promotes new CIO and other credit union officers in the news.
May 10 -
A former cybersecurity expert with the National Security Agency joined the board of directors at Huntington Bancshares in Columbus, Ohio.
May 10 -
Enterprise Financial Services Corp. in Clayton, Mo., has named a prominent St. Louis private investor and entrepreneur as its next independent chairman.
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National Capital Bank of Washington has a named Richard Anderson its new president and chief executive.
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Banc of California bulked up quickly in the aftermath of the financial crisis, first through acquisitions and now with organic growth. CEO Steven Sugarman discusses how his bank manages its exposure while preparing to cross an important regulatory threshold.
May 5 -
A host of up-and-coming credit union professionals were promoted to vice presidential posts, and other CU personnel in the news.
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Short Hills, New Jersey, is among the richest communities in the U.S. The directors of a local savings and loan get paid accordingly.
May 5 - New York
Signature Bank in New York has added former New York state banking supervisor Derrick Cephas to its board.
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Rick Metsger, who was recently elevated from vice chairman to chairman of the National Credit Union Administration, has promoted his senior policy advisor, Michael Radway, to chief of staff.
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New rules have made it more challenging to originate mortgages without drawing attention from regulators. Mercantile Bank in Michigan, however, believes that positive trends in its biggest markets are incentive enough to hire lenders and improve its systems.
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Serving on a bank board is a tough gig, and the fact that a number of bank directors sit on the boards of four or more public companies is raising questions about whether they are too busy to be good watchdogs.
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It didn't take long for Karen Parkhill to re-emerge after her sudden departure from Comerica in Dallas. Parkhill was named chief financial officer at Medtronic, a medical technology company based in Dublin, Ireland.
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