More than a dozen bank branches across the state – including two that recently opened in the Richmond market – are set to close next year as a result of the year’s biggest local banking deal.
Local bank branches on list to be closed
Banking
Bankers get taken out to the ballgame
A team of bankers and some of their clients got to play hooky last week and don baseball uniforms, caps and mitts in place of their usual suits and briefcases.
Bank’s TARP saga ends in $26.5M question
Another local bank said “so long” to TARP last week and has at least one new mystery shareholder as a result.
Regulators approve of two banks’ union
The deal to create the largest community bank in the state cleared a major hurdle last week.
Richmond’s cash gets more consolidated
After losing some ground last year, four banking giants’ grip on Richmond has tightened.
Capital One lays off hundreds in Richmond
Richmond’s largest employer is once again trimming its ranks.
In bid to update, bank stakes out new turf
Two out-of-town banks duking it out at Libbie and Patterson avenues might soon have a local contender stepping into the ring.
Banks tie the knot in acquisition deal
Having struggled to fully recover after the recession, a local bank is finally in the arms of its white knight.
No objections as banks walk down the aisle
The way has been cleared for the marriage of two local banks.
Credit union finds assurance in merger
With expansion on its mind, a Southside credit union has made its first move across the river.