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Wells Fargo closing LoDo location
Fewer customers are banking in person, the company said, so its branch at Blake Street and the 16th Street Mall is no longer needed.
Zing! Denver-based credit union switches to a quirky new name
“I understand the shock at the name, I truly do,” said a VP at the former Denver Community Credit Union. An expert said the old name was boring.
Bank of Denver shuttering Golden Triangle branch after 30 years
“The volume of customers … has declined over the past two years,” a bank vice president said of the 606 W. Colfax Ave. location.
Fort Collins Courtyard by Marriott faces foreclosure
According to Larimer County property records, Rockies Lodging Capital purchased the 112-room hotel for $12.9 million in 2017. The original lender was Colorado Business Bank.
Bank conversion planned as Denver Diner building sells for $5M
Chase plans to renovate the 3,600-square-foot structure at the corner of Colfax and Speer and open a branch there in 2022.
Wells Fargo remains market leader as deposits at Denver-area banks grow
Runners-up U.S. Bank and Chase had greater percentage gains, however, in terms of deposit market share.
Zeppelin gets construction loan for Winter Park project, eyes ski season opening
The A-Frame Club will have 31 structures, each 460 square feet, that will likely rent for “the high $200s” per night.
Dallas-based lender vacating Centennial office, laying off 417 employees
Santander Consumer USA, which has 6,000 employees and 3 million customers, notified the state of the move in a letter this week.
Boulder market head tapped as next FirstBank president
Kevin Classen, a banking industry veteran who started his tenure in Vail and helped lead FirstBank’s foray into the Arizona market, will succeed Ron Tilton, who is retiring in February after three-and-half decades at the institution.
