
John Reosti
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Community Banking Reporter at American Banker
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http://www.americanbanker.com 13-08-2013 21:02:26
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americanbanker.com/news/from-frie… American National Bankshares in Danville, Va., is selling to Atlantic Union Bankshares in Richmond. The deal bolster's Atlantic Union's position as the biggest bank headquartered in Virginia, while giving it a springboard for expansion in North Carolina.


americanbanker.com/news/the-turna… Turning Sterling Bancorp in Michigan around involved three years of hard work for CEO Tom O'Brien, he enjoyed the challenge, likening it to "an adrenaline rush." O'Brien said he would consider helping another troubled bank "if I could be a value-add."

americanbanker.com/news/dime-comm… Dime Community Bank has come a long way in its commercial transformation. Today, C&I and owner-occupied CRE loans comprise 21% of Dime's $10.8 billion portfolio. At year end 2016, they were virtually nil, with multifamily totaling 82% of the loan book.

Carrie Tolstedt, ex-senior exec Wells Fargo, will be sentenced tmrw after pleading guilty to a criminal charge in connection w/ the bank's fake-accounts scandal. To get up to speed, check out my extensive new podcast intrw about Wells w/ Lee Reiners: tinyurl.com/3p573rha

americanbanker.com/news/bank-owne… For EverBank, betting big equals investing big time, as it brings on two fund finance heavyweights to lead a new division aimed at serving investment funds. A few years down the road, this could be a major contributor to the balance sheet and bottom line.



americanbanker.com/news/riding-a-… When is a single new bank branch more than just one new bank branch? When it gets your institution in on the ground-floor of one of the Southeast's fastest-growing markets. That appears to be what First National Community Bank has done in Dallas, Georgia.

americanbanker.com/news/fade-to-b… I see the occasional in-store bank branch. There's a Woodforest location inside the Walmart I frequent in Fredericksburg, Va. Still, they're not nearly as widespread as they were a decade ago, or two decades ago, which we noted today in American Banker




