Lakewood-based bank now wants for-profit businesses to discuss their positive impacts, not their plans for future growth.
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Colorado National Bank parent sells for $9 million
Owners of Latvian payment processing company closes on purchase; Colorado National Bank has two branches
International Bank parent company bought for $46.3M
New owner InBankshares Corp. plans to expand in the Denver area.
CoBiz Financial sold in $1 billion deal
BOK Financial Corp. expands its state presence by buying parent of Colorado Business Bank.
Texas firm to acquire Guaranty Bank in $1B deal
The Denver-based financial institution, with 32 Front Range branches, is set to be swallowed up in the fourth quarter.
Condo’s $74,000 parking spot sale highlights Mile High demand
When the first snow of the year falls in Denver, Realtor Mark Trenka knows one car-sized sliver of his business is about to heat up.
Native American Bank moves HQ; plans first Colorado branch
The Denver-based bank is moving its home base from a downtown skyscraper to a single-story building on North Broadway.
Guaranty Bank doubles wealth management assets with purchase of Denver firm
The purchase gives the firm an additional $575 million under management, bringing it to approximately $1.1 billion.
Denver woman sues CenturyLink over ‘underperforming’ retirement plan
A local resident filed suit against the Louisiana-based firm over what she says is “a serious design flaw” in a 401(k) plan managed by six investment companies.
Colorado National Bancorp lost nearly $1 million so far in 2017
Before filing bankruptcy this month, the Denver-based holding company’s financial performance in 2017 was getting better – but still losing money every year.