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BankUnited in Miami Lakes, Fla., reported a decline in second-quarter profit as increased costs from its Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. indemnification asset offset a sharp uptick in new lending.
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First Southern Bank in Boca Raton, Fla., announced Wednesday that its president, Lynne Wines, has added the title of chief executive officer and has been elected to its holding company's board of directors.
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The CenterState/First Southern in Florida deal shows how banks have to cut expenses, make acquisitions and then make more cuts to move ahead in the long run.
January 30
BankUnited in Miami Lakes, Fla., has added a former New York state judge and a former Florida community bank chief executive to its board.
The $21.4 billion-asset company named Gail Prudenti and Lynne Wines directors today. BankUnited did not disclose if Prudenti and Wines are filing vacancies on the board or if the board was expanded.
Prudenti is the former chief administrative judge of the Courts of New York State. She also previously served as an state appellate court justice. Prudenti is currently director of Hofstra School of Law's
Wines was the CEO of First Southern Bank in Boca Raton, Fla., prior to its