Just months after stepping down from the investment banking firm he helped start, Jeff Moore is putting his experience – and personal funds – into a new private equity company.
Longtime investment banker launches new venture
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Bank to vacate downtown building
A trust company and bank are leaving behind their 100-year-old downtown building for more space in the suburbs – leaving the Main Street office and branch up for grabs.
Would-be buyer walks away from bankrupt church
Months after putting down a $2.15 million bid on a large Southside church property, a Henrico congregation is stepping back from the deal, which has been convoluted by lawsuits.
Bank grabs HQ space in new tower
The newest bank in Richmond is making a big entrance into the downtown market with a deal for 26,000 square feet and its logo atop the city’s upcoming 18-story office tower.
Former bank CFO indicted for embezzlement
A former executive of a small local bank is facing prison time on charges that he skimmed money from bank credit cards over the course of several years as CFO.
Former Genworth CEO kicks off new Mechanicsville venture
The Fortune 500’s former top exec has launched his newest business, a massive athletic training facility in rural Mechanicsville.
Finance firm’s buying spree begins
With several Richmond firms on its radar, a Raleigh wealth management advisory has sealed its first local deal with the acquisition of a longtime Southside company.
Dominion to raze downtown building
The energy company plans to demolish one of its many downtown office properties before the end of the year as part of a larger plan to update its real estate holdings.
Bank boosts presence with new branch
After keeping a fairly low profile since its arrival in the Richmond market, a Tennessee bank is pushing for more prominence with the launch of its West Broad Street branch.
$5M settlement proposed in case against LandAmerica execs
A lengthy legal dispute between former employees and executives of the tanked Richmond financial giant LandAmerica could finally come to a close with a $5 million settlement on the table.