M&A
M&A
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Prosperity Bancshares in Houston posted higher earnings in the first quarter following a flood of deals.
April 24 -
Triumph Bancorp in Dallas has agreed to National Bancshares in Bettendorf, Iowa.
April 24 -
Christopher Ewing has been named the bank's chief risk officer and will remain chief operations officer, Virginia Commerce said Tuesday.
April 23 -
Zions executives may have wished they never bought a failed bank after a painful conversation with analysts to explain a special charge related to old FDIC deals.
April 23 -
Wells Fargo now gets a third of its fee revenue from its relatively small investment-management and brokerage businesses. Executive David Carroll explains how Wells is getting more business from its wealthy — but not too wealthy — customers and is seeking acquisitions in this market.
April 23 -
Though profitable, Synovus is still trying to hit its stride. Still, CEO Kessell Stelling told analysts that he wants to make acquisitions at some point in the future.
April 23 -
Shareholders of Atlantic Coast Financial (ACFC) will no longer have to wait a year for 40% of their payout.
April 23 -
Eric John Abrahamson, author of "Building Home: Howard F. Ahmanson and the Politics of the American Dream," talks about what lenders today can learn from Howard F. Ahmanson's story.
April 23 -
FirstMerit in Akron, Ohio, reported higher first-quarter earnings thanks to better fee income and lending as well as lower expenses.
April 23 -
Ahmanson had seen men get rich by focusing on the government's priorities. Now it wanted homes and mortgages. He would build a business to meet this demand.
April 23 -
First Scottsdale Bank had $80 million in assets, but then it agreed to buy a $224 million-asset competitor and outbid five others to acquire a $45 million-asset bank from the FDIC.
April 22 -
Equity Bancshares in Wichita, Kan., may use the Troubled Asset Relief Program to buy a stake in Blue Valley Ban Corp, an in-state rival.
April 22 -
A breakdown of M&A announcements in the financial services industry for the week ended April 20.
April 22 -
The $133 million-asset Jefferson Bancorp said Monday that it had acquired 10 branches from Carrollton that will operate under the Bay Bank name. The company has $480 million in assets and 22 branches around Baltimore.
April 22 -
The law firm Proskauer has lured a veteran lawyer/investment banker from UBS.
April 22 -
Regulators seized two banks in Florida, and one in Kentucky, in a trio of failures Friday.
April 19 -
First Horizon National (FHN) in Memphis, Tenn., boosted profits by cutting costs in the first quarter.
April 19 -
BB&T wants to trim expenses, and its effort should include little things like conserving electricity at the office, CEO Kelly King says.
April 19 -
Associated Banc-Corp of Green Bay, Wis., has made significant strides in its bid to become more efficient, but CEO Philip Flynn admits it has much more work to do.
April 19 -
Revenue is expected to strengthen at least a little in the second quarter, but cost-cutting is here to stay until the economy really improves.
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