M&A
M&A
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U.S. Bancorp has hired a former Santander Bank executive to oversee the diversified industries segment of its large corporate banking division in New England.
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If successful, Provident Bank in Massachusetts and Cincinnati Federal in Ohio would become the first new mutual holding companies since 2011, giving some hope that the structure could make a comeback.
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Kevin Cummings, the New Jersey company's CEO, transformed Investors to sizable bank prior to its second-step conversion last May. With $2.2 billion in capital and an updated core system, Cummings has his sights on the company's next growth phase.
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WSFS Financial in Wilmington, Del., has made a number of executive changes following the planned departure of its chief financial officer.
March 18 -
Branch closures can prompt online blowback as community members worry about employee layoffs and stranded customers. A bank's best move is to get in front of the issue and respond directly to locals' concerns.
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Financial Institutions Inc. in Warsaw, N.Y., has filed to sell up to $100 million in debt and equity.
March 17 - PSO content
A top Justice Department prosecutor said the U.S. is prepared to punish banks for violating criminal settlements, an unprecedented move designed to crack down on repeat offenders.
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A breakdown of M&A announcements in the financial services industry for the week ended March 14.
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Warburg Pincus is set to sell its remaining shares of National Penn Bancshares in Allentown, Pa.
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Two activist groups want regulators to investigate whether OneWest Bank used philanthropic contributions to win the support of community organizations. But this could set a precedent that would discourage banks from making much-needed donations.
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Tangible book value was considered nearly sacred after the financial crisis. With the economy improving, investors are becoming more tolerant of acquirers diluting tangible book value for accretive deals.
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One of the most successful startup banks in a generation is turning over its keys to a California bank. Institutional ownership and the prospect of slower growth may have prompted Square 1 to make the deal.
March 16 -
EverBank Financial in Jacksonville, Fla., has announced the share price of a secondary public offering by two institutional stockholders.
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Western Alliance Bancorp. relishes niches with thin competition and high rewards. Its deal for Bridge Capital is no different: The seller serves small tech companies that provide high liquidity and ample fee revenue.
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Dana Stonestreet, CEO of HomeTrust Bancshares in North Carolina, recently discussed his company's preferences when evaluating an acquisition. Here is a look at his checklist.
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Reliance Bancshares is also talking to Tim Hortons about anchoring some of its branches, in hopes that coffee traffic will bring more business into its underutilized offices.
March 13 - New Jersey
Glen Rock Savings Bank in Glen Rock, N.J., has agreed to buy Llewellyn-Edison Savings Bank in West Orange, N.J.
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