Banking

Richmond’s biggest credit union has a deal in the works to absorb a small FCU and create its first office in Charlottesville.

Richmond’s biggest community bank has finally shed its 2010 post-merger namesake and has reclaimed the brand it went by in its early years.

The former head of Davenport’s financial institutions group has jumped ship to lead a Chicago-based firm’s first push into the Richmond market.

A Memphis-based bank that has been operating under the radar in Richmond since 2008 is getting ready to make its first big visible push into the market with a branch at Reynolds Crossing.

A Midlothian bank is rolling out a plan to tap into a huge market of college grads who need to restructure their student loans.

Shorty after a huge merger brought it into the Richmond market, the newest bank in town is siphoning off talent from its competition.

A local bank is continuing to chip away at the shares it has still outstanding from the 2008 federal TARP program with a multimillion-dollar buyback announced this week.

A bank is proceeding with its plan to raise up to $13 million and has taken another step toward a stock offering of 1 million shares.

After the official closure of a huge acquisition, a long-standing local bank has been absorbed and its CEO has stepped down from his post.

A wave of consolidations hit Richmond this year as smaller banks combined forces. And 2014 saw the formation of a mini banking hub in the West End and the expansion of several out-of-town banks into the Richmond market.