
Two out-of-town banks duking it out at Libbie and Patterson avenues might soon have a local contender stepping into the ring.
Two out-of-town banks duking it out at Libbie and Patterson avenues might soon have a local contender stepping into the ring.
On Thursday, Richmond will be home to a newly public bank flush with fresh capital.
Franklin Federal Savings Bank’s plan to become publicly traded is almost complete, minus one minor speed bump.
Paragon Commercial Bank, Franklin Federal Savings Bank and Citizens Bank & Trust have petitioned the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Richmond to place the formerly high-flying developer into bankruptcy.
The future of massive Chesterfield real estate development is starting to take shape as its financial picture becomes clearer.
The transformation of Franklin Federal Savings Bank is underway.
With cash from a planned IPO, sleepy Franklin Federal Savings Bank might look for acquisitions in its bid to become more like a regular bank. And as part of the IPO process, the company revealed how much it paid its CEO.
One of the region’s largest local banks is looking to go public.
Plenty of movement in insurance, architecture and banking, plus the head of local technology trade group is leaving his post.
Hank Wilton, a long-time Richmond developer with a family history in the business, has declared personal bankruptcy. Plus, BizSense has the filing for readers who need to know who is owed money.
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