The $227 million Valor Federal Credit Union lost more than $2.2 million in 2016 prior to its acquisition by the $21 billion Pentagon Federal Credit Union.

Joseph Ficalora, New York Community's CEO, told analysts that his company could still have a chance to buy Astoria "down the road."

The moves show a commitment to bigger markets and make it easier for analysts and investors to visit management.

Legion Partners, which has raised concerns about corporate governance and pushed the bank to consider selling itself, will seek two board seats.

The deal includes about 250 correspondent relationships accounting for more than $7 billion of annual agency and governmental residential mortgage loan production.

First Busey plans to close the $236 million cash-and-stock acquisition by the middle of this year.

Carl Chaney said he would have turned down the job if he doubted his ability to turn the New Orleans bank around.

Chaney was CEO of Hancock Holding in Mississippi for nearly a decade, overseeing a period of substantial growth.

The deal marks a milestone in SoFi’s evolution into a private bank for millennials, but it won’t solve the challenges of the alternative lender’s funding model.

First Interstate missed out on two chances to snag Cascade before agreeing to buy the company in November, showing the importance of staying in touch with a target.

Over the last five years, the credit union also saw a 66% rise in membership, 204% increase in auto loans and a 26% uptick in real estate loans.

United continues to extend a far-flung operation that includes branches in Chicago, Denver and Florida.

Social Finance continues to expand outside student loans, buying Zenbanx, a digital bank and money transfer startup; prepaid card provider fined $13 million over 2015 system outage.

Arkadi Kuhlmann, the founder and CEO of the neobank Zenbanx who pioneered branchless banking at ING Direct, explains why he stopped pursuing a bank charter and made a deal with Social Finance.

Old Line will have more than $2 billion in assets when it completes the acquisition, its fourth since 2011.

The $12.8 million Employees First CU lost $2.8 million in 2016.

The Louisiana company will enter several markets around Dallas with the $21 million deal

The acquisition should allow the San Francisco-based online lender SoFi to fulfill a long-standing goal: offering a deposit account to its young, upwardly mobile customers.

Gary Armstrong, former Richmond, Va., market president for Park Sterling, will have a similar role at Bay Banks.

The $24 million Landmark CU lost more than $1 million in 2016.