A breakdown of M&A announcements in the financial services industry for the week ended September 8.

Capital Bank Financial, a $7.7 billion-asset privately held bank holding company, said Monday it would raise about $250 million via an initial public offering the company first announced in June 2011.

Wall Street hopes M&T's $3.7 billion deal for Hudson City will spark a rush of mergers and acquisitions. These five banks are prime takeover targets.

Henderson Citizens Bancshares in Texas announced an acquisition that should push its assets above $1 billion.

Sierra Vista Bank raised about $2.4 million through a stock offering, falling short of a plan to bring in $6.5 million.

Debt buyer Portfolio Recovery Associates (PRA) Inc., based in Norfolk, Va., has been named one of Fortune's 100 Fastest-Growing Companies for 2012.

Royal Bank of Canada, the country's largest lender by assets, agreed to buy the Shoppers Optimum credit-card portfolio from Bank of America Corp. to extend its MasterCard Inc. offerings.

Ralph Babb, the chief executive of Comerica in Dallas, tells a research analyst the company may consider in-market and out-of-market deals — its first since taking over Sterling Bancshares last year.

M&T's bid for Hudson City has the deal world abuzz with talk of who'll be next. The Fed, meanwhile, is trying to calm angry community bankers as the entire industry mulls the implications of the November election.

Debt buyer Encore Capital Group announced that Sheryl Wright has joined the company as senior vice president of External Affairs.

Royal Bank of Canada agreed to buy the Shoppers Optimum credit-card portfolio from Bank of America to extend its MasterCard offerings.

SunTrust Banks (STI) unveiled several major balance-sheet moves Thursday, including the final disposition of its longtime holdings in Coca-Cola (KO) and a $375 million provision for mortgage-repurchase losses.

Renasant in Tupelo, Miss., has filed a shelf registration that would allow it to raise up to $150 million.

Memorial City Bank is canvassing Houston for acquisition targets, capital and commercial loans.

BMO Harris Bank in Chicago is opening a corporate banking office in Atlanta as part of its expansion outside the Midwest.

The San Francisco bank and Riverwoods, Ill., credit card company could "marry their existing attributes, by both building upon existing strengths while solving each side's challenges," it argues.

Leveraged loans arranged by banks set a record in August, and issues of collateralized loan obligations are now on pace to hit $30 billion this year.

The ATM manufacturer hopes the acquisition of Gas Tecnologia will bolster its presence in Brazil.

ING will sell a stake of more than 9% in Capital One that the biggest Dutch financial-services firm acquired in the sale of its U.S. online bank this year.

A breakdown of M&A announcements in the financial services industry for the week ended September 1.