The rejuvenation of the local banking scene continued this week as a Midlothian-based bank was released Thursday from a restrictive written agreement with regulators.
Score one for the turnaround team
Michael Schwartz
Michael Schwartz is the editor of Richmond BizSense, and covers banking, lawsuits, finance, M&A and golf. He can be reached at [email protected] or 804-855-1037.
Community bank blots out a branch
Another local bank is slimming down.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 8.15.13
Insiders from Genworth, Universal Corp. and Brink’s sell off hundreds of thousands worth of stock. And a local REIT looking to combine three of its funds.
Charlotte-based builder pushes north
An out-of-town homebuilder is betting that the Richmond market is ripe for expansion.
24,000-square-foot store puts parcel into play
Another national retailer is teeing off at West Broad Village.
State agency wriggles off a contractual hook
As it waits for its new $10 million headquarters to rise out of the ground in Ashland, a state agency has abruptly parted ways with the project’s original developer.
Bon Air bank branch heading to market
A local branch of a long-struggling Virginia Beach bank will soon be up for grabs.
Lawsuit against local developer is dismissed
A lingering legal dispute born out of the Justin French debacle has been put to rest.
Golf course’s pace of play frustrates bank
The lender on a troubled local golf course is eyeing the green.
EVB resolves its agreement with regulators
Another local bank has shed a hefty burden.