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A two-year old Richmond bank is the first of its local peers to tap into a government small-business lending program.
Read More »Xenith Bank’s growth spurt
The Richmond-based bank began last week with about $288 million in assets. Then it went on a buying binge, closing two acquisitions Friday.
Read More »With new branches, Union closes in on 100
Richmond’s biggest bank officially opened seven new branches in the western part of Virginia Monday – all inside Martin's grocery stores
Read More »Xenith Bank to buy Paragon branch
Xenith will close Paragon’s Henrico office and is still working out which staff will come onboard
Read More »Let the capital-raising begin
One of Richmond’s newest banks has set the price on its public stock offering.
Read More »Local bank moves closer to $42M capital raise
The parent of one Richmond’s newest banks is looking to commence a big stock offering
Read More »Trading Day: Inside the SEC filings for local companies
After missing the original deadline for filing its second quarter financial results, Village reported net income of $460,000 for the quarter, compared with a $1.7 million loss in the same period last year. Also,
Read More »Banking’s new world order
Despite some advantages, Richmond-based Xenith Bank isn’t tying itself to any outdated promises of profitability.
Read More »The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for 3.26.10
Rappahannock Mattress Company leased 3,600 square feet in Chesterfield, SMASHdirect leased 14,085 square feet in Hanover. And Chris Bossola leased 4,500 square feet at 3018 W. Cary St. in Richmond.
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