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The layoffs were announced along with plans to exit the mortgage origination business and come as the bank is exploring strategic alternatives for its credit card business.
By: Rajashree Chakravarty, Gabrielle Saulsbery, Caitlin Mullen, Dan Ennis
Donald Trump’s return to the White House is expected to make an impression on a number of facets in banking – from regulation to M&A to crypto.
The bank alleges Viva CEO Haris Karonis and others deprived JPMorgan of “the value of its investment” through illegal actions.
The digital bank also said this month that it’s exploring strategic alternatives for its credit card business.
Acquiring Bank of Idaho will add 15 locations to Glacier's footprint, along with $1.3 billion in assets. The acquisition, set to close in the second quarter, would be Glacier's 26th since 2000.
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Antonio Martino filed for dismissal Tuesday, seven months after the SEC fined Silvergate and banned two of its executives from C-suite positions for five years.
Paul McLinko served as the bank’s executive audit director during its 2016 fake-accounts scandal. He called the penalty “arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, and otherwise not in accordance with law.”
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