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Nitin Mhatre, executive vice president of Consumer Finance, will lead Websters Personal Bank, which includes Webster Investment Services.
August 27 -
The company, which lost millions of dollars after straying from core banking, has returned to its roots as a traditional banking around Philadelphia.
August 27 -
M&T Bank is expected to complete its purchase of Hudson City Bancorp despite unexpected regulatory issues. But an analyst had fun speculating about who might step in as the buyer if that deal collapsed.
August 26 -
A heavyweight panel including former bank regulator Sheila Bair cautioned Wednesday that the Federal Reserve must take a clear and steady direction out of its "experimental" monetary policies so as not to further harm the economy.
August 23 -
In 2012, nearly 27% of commercial banks offered investment services, marking the first increase in over a decade.
August 21 -
Average Americans hold about $300,000 in life insurance coverage, even though they will earn approximately $1.5 million before they retire.
August 21 -
Community Bankers Trust in Glen Allen, Va., has agreed to sell its Georgia operations to Community & Southern Holdings in Atlanta.
August 21 -
Small business owners are feeling more confident even as the economy struggles to return to a more robust level of growth.
August 20 -
ESSA Bancorp in Stroudsburg, Pa., has agreed to a buy most of First National Community Bancorp's retail operations in Monroe County.
August 20 -
Umpqua names a former Citi Private Bank executive to lead growth in the San Francisco region.
August 19 -
Community banks need help. Bigger banks can provide them a lifeline. But it comes with a cost: the loss of bankers who understand the local community.
August 19 -
The combination of Mercantile and Firstbank is expected to break the bank M&A logjam in Michigan. The combined company will be on the lookout for more deals, executives say.
August 19 -
Doral Financial in Puerto Rico is aiming its philanthropic work at women entrepreneurs to improve the fortunes of its community and its own.
August 19 -
A federal judge raised the possibility that banks will have to repay billions of dollars to merchants, but legal experts say the court lacks the authority to enact such an order.
August 16 -
The Private Client Reserve lured professionals from J.P. Morgan Private Bank and Citi for positions in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Scottsdale, Ariz.
August 15 -
Benjamin Lawsky, who runs the New York Department of Financial Services, has become a top industry cop, taking on money launderers, payday lenders and even Bitcoin. In an interview, he discusses the need to break new ground while playing nice with federal regulators.
August 15 -
In 2012, the unit generated $25 million in revenue, beating the 133 banks in the region that reported brokerage fee income last year.
August 14 -
Sellers will say rising rates makes them more valuable. Buyers will say the same trend makes sellers less valuable. Add this impasse to the list of complications for bank M&A.
August 14 -
Cullen/Frost Bankers in San Antonio has agreed to buy WNB Bancshares in Odessa, Texas for $220 million in stock and cash.
August 14 -
The rules the U.S. adopted last month make major changes purifying what counts as capital, hiking the total amount required, slapping on a series of buffers to further insulate the largest banks and creating a global leverage ratio as a floor.
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