
Richmond’s biggest locally based bank is making some changes to its leadership.
Richmond’s biggest locally based bank is making some changes to its leadership.
A growing California mortgage company has picked Richmond for its first East Coast operations.
One local bank continued to climb its way out of the doldrums, according to ratings released this month, while another fell further.
A local loan officer recently jumped ship for another bank and took his catchphrase with him.
Pieces of a fledgling New Kent County development that has been in and out of bankruptcy are once again on the verge of foreclosure.
CapGen Capital Group has asked regulators for permission to acquire a controlling interest of Hampton Roads Bankshares.
A scrappy local bank had its first profitable year in 2011.
The area’s biggest bank is closing four of its Virginia branches, including one in Richmond.
Richmond-based Peoples Bank of Virginia is being acquired by a larger competitor hungry for more deals and more branches.
A Northern Virginia investor moved one step closer last week to being able to buy a big piece of a local bank.
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