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Regions chooses Jones

by MBJ Staff Published: January 15,2012

Tags: Amegy Bank of Texas, Brad Jones, Mississippi State University, Regions

Brad K. Jones has been named vice president and manager of Region’s Main Office branch in Starkville. He will be responsible for developing and maintaining relationships with individual consumer and small business clientele. A banking industry veteran with more than five years of experience, Jones most recently served as a branch manager for Amegy Bank [...] [...]

What next for banks after failed debit fee experiment?

by Ted Carter Published: November 13,2011

Tags: Bank of America, Banks, Chase, debit fee, debit-card, Regions, SunTrust, Wells Fargo

Dead in a near blink of an eye. That’s how history will chronicle the big idea banks had for ginning up revenue through a monthly fee to customers for debit-card transactions. Perhaps you can blame awful timing. Parks in cities across the nation began filling up with protests against Wall Street and the banking system [...] [...]

Regions sets debit card fees

by Ted Carter Published: September 4,2011

Tags: debit card fees, monthly fee for debit card use, Regions

In a soon-to-arrive consequence of the Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, Regions Bank in mid-October will begin charging customers in Mississippi and elsewhere a $4 monthly fee for debit card use. The financial services sector has been predicting for the past year that Dodd Frank’s mandated cut in swipe card fees [...] [...]

Regions: $300M in new legal losses is not likely

Birmingham-based Regions Financial Corp. says it could incur legal losses of up to $300 million on top of the $210 million it paid to settle fraud claims against investment brokerage subsidiary Morgan Keegan by Mississippi and other Southeastern states. In its second quarter 10-Q filing with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission earlier this month, [...] [...]

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