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BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES NEWS FROM SOUTH FLORIDA

Lewis Freeman's home target of foreclosure

Lewis B. Freeman, one of South Florida’s best-known forensic accountants, who recently pleaded guilty to fraud, now faces the loss of his Coconut Grove home.

• Great Florida Bank faces regulatory order
• Four indicted in multimillion-dollar mortgage scheme
• BankAtlantic stock up 26%
• Ladenburg Thalmann narrows losses

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BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES NEWS FROM ACROSS THE NATION

Saturday 03.20.2010

• NB&T acquires American National Bank in Parma [Cincinnati]

Friday 03.19.2010

• Regulators seize three Georgia banks [Atlanta]
• Yahoo tech chief Pullara jumps to Benchmark Capital [San Jose]
• Welsh to market foreclosed Brooklyn Park site [Minneapolis / St. Paul]
• Chase opens 2nd Homeownership Center [Phoenix]
• Spencer Web Design gets $25,000 loan [St. Louis]
• Office of Thrift Supervision issues orders against former American Sterling Bank CEO, board members [Kansas City]

Thursday 03.18.2010

• Online heavy equipment seller IronPlanet files for $92M IPO [San Jose]
• Enterprise vote reflects N.H. expansion [Boston]
• TSYS top exec’s total comp shrinks [Atlanta]
• Chase economist sees economic recovery lasting [Columbus]
• Charles River Associates closes Houston site, cuts 36 consultants [Houston]
• Rhythmia Medical lands $2.7 million [Boston]

Wednesday 03.17.2010

• W Hotel owners working to prevent foreclosure [Atlanta]
• Washington state bank stocks tumble [Seattle]
• BofA ups compensation for former Fleet CEO [Charlotte]
• APG sues BofA over Merrill deal [Charlotte]
• Regions: Ritter's compensation totaled $9.6M in 2009 [Birmingham]
• Hewlett-Packard taps top India executive [San Francisco]

Tuesday 03.16.2010

• Reuters: Harley buyout rumor fuels stock rise [Milwaukee]
• Central Pacific Bank will reduce assets [Honolulu]
• Financial Engines IPO beats expectations, stock soars [San Jose]
• Select Comfort dismisses KPMG, hires Deloitte [Minneapolis / St. Paul]
• Gold’s Gym signs deal in Ashburn [Washington, D.C.]
• Sterling hints at private investment [Portland]

Monday 03.15.2010

• Trump International Hotel in Fort Lauderdale faces foreclosure [South Florida]
• Equity One nets $87.6M in public offering [South Florida]
• Allied Capital cutting 91 jobs in D.C. [Washington, D.C.]
• People on the Move: March 15 [Washington, D.C.]
• Luxury apartment tower advertised for foreclosure [Atlanta]
• Charge offs down in February at Capital One [Washington, D.C.]

From the March 15, 2010 Print Editions

• Duncan-Williams ready for takeoff: Acquisitions next on list of revenue growth plan [Memphis]
• Rising FDIC premiums bleed lenders [Albuquerque]
• Lending at St. Louis chartered banks down $2 billion in ’09 [St. Louis]
• Bringing Indian Trail builder back from the brink: McAlpine and team sorts out mess left by death, bankruptcy [Charlotte]
• Rainier launches Charlotte office for real estate finance [Charlotte]
• Have North Texas banks overindulged on commercial real estate loans?: Banks in North Texas have a taste for real estate loans ... but has their appetite left them with a case of indigestion? [Dallas]