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First Financial Bancorp (FFBC) in Cincinnati has retooled the management structure of its bank.
August 27 -
A new report from Celent finds that many banks plan to expand their branch networks over the next few years even though all the evidence suggests that foot traffic is declining and that most transactions are now conducted online.
May 9 -
The $6.2 billion-asset First Financial Bancorp (FFBC) will close 10 branches to cut costs, according to a report.
November 20
First Financial Bancorp (FFBC) in Cincinnati disclosed that its general counsel has resigned.
Gregory Gehlmann announced plans to leave the $6.3 billion-asset company on Oct. 3, according to a Wednesday
Gehlmann joined First Financial in 2005 and holds the additional title of corporate secretary. His departure is unrelated to any disagreement with the company or concerns about its financial condition or financial reporting practices, the filing said.
Gehlmann "has been a great asset to First Financial, having provided valuable counsel to the company over the past eight years," Claude Davis, the company's president and chief executive, said in the filing. "He skillfully led the company through a number of complex legal matters, while also supporting us through the financial crisis."
First Financial has seen a
