Tag: Banking & Finance

Banks still growing despite added regulation above $10 billion

Prior to the passage of Dodd Frank legislation in 2010, only one Arkansas-based bank was above the $10 billion threshold. Now, another bank has hit the mark, while another is close.

Real Deals: Upchurch Electrical properties sold for $2.1 million

The commercial buildings in Rogers and Fayetteville were purchased by Double DMc Holdings, led by David McConnell.

Whats in Store Next Year?

Industry leaders weigh in on the economic forecast for various industries.

A look back: The best and worst of 2016

Depending on your perspective, the news was good, bad and ugly in 2016. Here are some of our observations about the news as compiled by our editorial staff.

As FDIC bank failures ebb, Arkansas banks search for other growth opportunities

The first in a series of stories based on FDIC data analysis of Arkansas-based banks.

More growth for UARK Federal Credit Union

UARK has acquired acreage at the northwest corner of South Hill Avenue and MLK Boulevard for $800,000.

Business Forecast Luncheon scheduled Jan. 27 in Rogers

Hosted by the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas, the luncheon will feature national and international experts to discuss the outlook for Arkansas, the nation and the world.

Arkansas banks reserve ratio ranks fourth in Eighth District

In the third quarter, the loan loss reserve ratio was 1.11%.

SUPPLY SIDE: Holiday promotions raise risk for post-audit claims against suppliers

Lowered prices can present payment conflict between retailers and suppliers.

Regional ROA, ROE ranks led by Arkansas banks

In the third quarter of 2016, the average return on assets for Arkansas banks was 1.33%.

Signature Bank adding Springdale ATM

President and CEO Gary Head said the Fayetteville-based lender is planning an ATM on Old Missouri Road across from the Electric Avenue intersection.

First Security eyes Centerton

The bank is planning a new location at the southwest corner of Greenhouse Road and Arkansas Highway 102.

Arkansas bankers, namesake of Dodd-Frank agree it shouldve been more lenient on smaller banks

Dodd-Frank was signed into law in July 2010 and was designed to be a response to the near financial meltdown of 2008 in which several large banks failed.

Cross still Cornerstone of the family business

Over the past 15 years, Cornerstone Bank has been on a steady growth path, and Charlie Cross has remained a leading figure.

Economist sees industry winners, losers as result of Trump presidency

BOK Financial executive says the banking, biotech, pharmaceutical and traditional energy industries will flourish, whereas funding clean energy will diminish.

Wall Street expects Wal-Mart to report reduced third-quarter earnings, 1% revenue gain

Margin compression and increased spending on e-commerce capabilities is expected to dampen Wal-Mart Stores third-quarter earnings by about 7% compared to a year ago.

Arvest buys land on Whitaker Parkway for new Rogers office

The bank paid $2.3 million, or $22.96 per square foot, for the space located in the The District at Pinnacle Hills.

Arkansans cite improvements in personal finances, business outlook

Consumers in Arkansas say their personal finances have improved this year and so have their expectations for the states business climate next year, according to the Arvest Consumer Sentiment Survey this fall.

Arkansas banks top regional ROA rankings

The average return on assets was 1.28% in the second quarter of 2016.

Bank of Arkansas names John Curreri to lead Arkansas mortgage team

Curreri, who is based in Little Rock, replaces Kay Weiderhaft, a longtime lender in the Northwest Arkansas market who recently retired.

Home builder group works with students to build the Santa House

Arkansas medical marijuana sales down almost 3%, but pounds sold up 23.2%

Real Deals: Rogers group buys Pea Ridge storage facilities for $6.57 million

Good Gravy Group opens barbecue restaurant in Bentonville

Home builder group works with students to build the Santa House

Federal grant to help Fort Smith install safety measures on streets

Real Deals: Rogers group buys Pea Ridge storage facilities for $6.57 million

Good Gravy Group opens barbecue restaurant in Bentonville

The Supply Side: Early holiday spending underway; lackluster year expected

LIVSN Designs releases code of conduct for suppliers

The Supply Side: Natural State Beef seeks to place Arkansas beef in more stores

The Supply Side: Retailers, manufacturers seek to shorten supply chains

Tag: Banking & Finance

Banks still growing despite added regulation above $10 billion

Real Deals: Upchurch Electrical properties sold for $2.1 million

Whats in Store Next Year?

A look back: The best and worst of 2016

As FDIC bank failures ebb, Arkansas banks search for other growth opportunities

More growth for UARK Federal Credit Union

Business Forecast Luncheon scheduled Jan. 27 in Rogers

Arkansas banks reserve ratio ranks fourth in Eighth District

SUPPLY SIDE: Holiday promotions raise risk for post-audit claims against suppliers

Regional ROA, ROE ranks led by Arkansas banks

Signature Bank adding Springdale ATM

First Security eyes Centerton

Arkansas bankers, namesake of Dodd-Frank agree it shouldve been more lenient on smaller banks

Cross still Cornerstone of the family business

Economist sees industry winners, losers as result of Trump presidency

Wall Street expects Wal-Mart to report reduced third-quarter earnings, 1% revenue gain

Arvest buys land on Whitaker Parkway for new Rogers office

Arkansans cite improvements in personal finances, business outlook

Arkansas banks top regional ROA rankings

Bank of Arkansas names John Curreri to lead Arkansas mortgage team

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Home builder group works with students to build the Santa House

Arkansas medical marijuana sales down almost 3%, but pounds sold up 23.2%