Banking

The local bank is feeling extra flush after successfully completing its first capital raise since 2009.

A local bank’s steady stream of branch expansion this time will take it about two hours west of Richmond.

One of Richmond’s biggest banks is looking to pad its coffers with its first capital raise since 2009.

A local Fortune 500 company’s deal to be acquired and taken private by a Chinese conglomerate has caught the ire of at least one disgruntled investor.

A $1.5 billion privately held institution headquartered in Abingdon, Virginia has secured its first physical presence in the Richmond market.

The coupling of regional banks continues, this time in a deal that reaches from the Northern Neck down to the Tri-Cities.

With its eye on deals around the Southwest, a downtown Richmond-based investment banking firm has set up shop in the Lone Star State.

In search of its first acquisition, a West End financial firm landed in a tiny town in the Shenandoah Valley.

A veteran Virginia bank investor, who in recent years bought major chunks of at least two Richmond-based institutions, has made a similar move in Fredericksburg.

Law firms around the country wasted little time in pouncing on the proposed $2.7 billion deal that will put locally based Genworth Financial under ownership of a Chinese conglomerate.