Content classifications

Meta Financial Group in Sioux Falls, S.D., has promoted Cindy Smith to the newly created position of head of technology and operations.

M&T Bank has expanded its leadership in the metro New York region after completing its acquisition of Hudson City Bancorp.

Evans Bancorp in Hamburg, N.Y., said that its chief financial officer has left to pursue other interests.

A quick look at who's climbing the credit union ladder.

Zions Bancorp. in Salt Lake City has promoted two executives to leadership roles in the bank's technology division.

EnerBank USA in Salt Lake City has chosen Charlie Knadler to succeed Louise Kelly as president and chief executive after her retirement next month.

The regulators' annual Shared National Credits review found nearly 10% of large, syndicated credits demonstrated some form of weakness, most of which were leveraged loans. But renewed concerns about energy loans also cropped up.

The CFPB is evaluating whether it should take legal action against the Minnesota company for how it handles overdraft protection. The move comes as TCF takes steps to become less dependent on services charges for fee revenue.

United Community Banks in Blairsville, Ga., has added a former BB&T executive to its board.

Just as the California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues' annual meeting was kicking off on the West Coast, the New York Credit Union Association announced it is calling on the CUNA Board to reconsider a task force's recommendation that the dual CUNA/League membership requirement be eliminated, making it one of the hottest topics on tap at CCUL/NCUL meeting in Palm Desert, Calif.

Heart O' Texas Federal Credit Union, a $55-million institution based in Waco, Tex., named Melissa Hagenbuch as its new president and CEO, effective Dec. 7.

The chief executive of First Capital Bancorp in Glen Allen, Va., plans to resign, about a month after the company agreed to sell itself.

A small, but growing, number of banks reported issues with credit during the third quarter. While most instances seem manageable, some industry observers believe bigger challenges could arise in 2016.

First Banks in Clayton, Mo., has announced that Chairman James Dierberg's son will succeed him, marking the fourth generation of the Dierberg family to lead the company.

The $3.9 billion-asset company said in a press release Wednesday that Bernard Clineberg, 66, will step down as president and chief executive in January. Christopher Bergstrom, Cardinal’s chief credit officer and chief risk officer, will succeed Clineberg as acting president and CEO. Clineberg will remain the company’s chairman.

Claremont Savings Bank in New Hampshire has found a successor to Chief Executive Sherwood Moody.

Board chair to serve on mayoral transition team, former police chief named to supervisory committee and other CU pros and volunteers make headlines.

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage has shifted Perry Hilzendeger to head up its mortgage servicing operations from his previous position of running its home loan default business.

FirstBank Holding in Lakewood, Colo., has picked new presidents for its Denver market and its market for the western suburbs of Denver.

MasterCard has named Craig Vosburg president of North America markets.