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In 1959, the bank acquired Bankatlanta Safe Deposit Company. [1] In 2002, the bank acquired Yonkers S&L. [1] [2] In 2006, the bank was acquired by New York Community Bank for $400 million. [3] and Mr. Spiros J. Voutsinas appointed President of Atlantic Bank. In 2014, Spiros J. Voutsinas, the president & chief executive officer of the bank, died ...
NYCB was founded on April 14, 1859, in Flushing, Queens, as Queens County Savings Bank, [3] and changed its name on December 15, 2000, to New York Community Bank to better reflect its market area beyond Queens. In 1993, the company became a public company via an initial public offering. [3]
The Atlantic National Bank was one of three in New York City to be exempted from taxes which pertained to capital invested in United States stocks after February 25, 1862. On that date a clause in an act was passed specifying this exclusion. The amount which the Atlantic National Bank declined to pay was $5,203.20. [3]
Customers of New York Community Bank pulled $6 billion worth of deposits between February 5 and March 5, leaving the bank’s deposit base 7% lower, at $77 billion.. However, the pattern is not ...
The new disclosure is the latest twist in a two-week-long saga roiling one of the country's top 30 banks. NYCB's stock began falling on Jan. 31 when it surprised analysts by slashing its dividend ...
Shares of New York Community Bancorp (NYSE: NYCB) have lost roughly two-thirds of their value over the past year. Meanwhile, the average bank stock, using the SPDR S&P Bank ETF as an industry ...
Bank of New York: Irving Trust Company: Bank of New York: Bank of New York Mellon: 1988 Shawmut Corp. Hartford National Corp. Shawmut National Corp. Bank of America: 1988 Shawmut Corp. Arlington Trust Co. Shawmut National Corp. Bank of America: 1988 NBD Bancorp: Charter Bank Group: NBD Bancorp: $65 million JPMorgan Chase: 1988 First Bank System ...
The Hicksville, N.Y.-based bank has a high level of exposure to rent-controlled apartment complexes in New York City. Those buildings account for 22% of its loans.