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Philadelphia Mall Owner Takes Care Of Its Own

PYMNTS

Just this week, investors in Starwood Capital Group started to show signs of strain after the pandemic shuttered stores and wiped out emergency cash reserves, leading to default on a $700 million loan. But apparently they’re doing something right in Philadelphia.

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Investor cancels capital infusion for Republic First

American Banker

Citing missed deadlines for an annual meeting and key regulatory filing, the Norcross-Braca group has called off a plan to invest $35 million in the Philadelphia bank.

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Navy Federal contract, Republic First failure: April's top banking news

American Banker

In this month's roundup of top banking news: Navy Federal Credit Union officially launches its overseas banking program, Republic First Bank in Philadelphia falls to capital troubles and investor outrage, deeper looks at talks between Discover and Capital One and more.

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Office Lending – Here is Why It is Not as Bad as The Market Thinks

South State Correspondent

It is in locations like San Francisco and Miami but less so in Philadelphia. Attendance in Philadelphia is relatively low, yet office demand has held up, and delinquencies remain controlled. Capital remains plentiful, corporate earnings are strong, and the economy looks stable.

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Republic First to partner with activist investors in new capital raise

American Banker

A proposed settlement between the Philadelphia-based community bank and an activist investor group that has waged a nearly two-year battle for control also calls for overhauling the board of directors.

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Philadelphia Fed brings enforcement action against Quontic Bank

American Banker

Under a written agreement, Quontic pledged not to distribute capital without the permission of its regulators. It's the third enforcement action in five years against the small New York-based bank.

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Ex-Capital One Analyst To Pay $13.5M For Insider Trading

PYMNTS

That’s the finding of a federal court in Philadelphia on the actions of a former credit card fraud analyst for Capital One, Reuters reported. ” The SEC originally filed suit against Huang and a coworker for what it perceived to be evidence of a large number of keyword searches into Capital One’s internal databases.

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