Banking & Finance
Low rates and debt, competition require focus from Wisconsin’s banks
Dick Hensley cannot recall a time in his career when the banking and financial services sector was quite so...
What to consider when financing your company’s growth
Perhaps your business is one of the fortunate ones seeing booming sales amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Maybe it’s time...
Fresh digs: Landmark Credit Union’s new Brookfield HQ
Landmark Credit Union earlier this year settled into its new Brookfield headquarters on Executive Drive. Jay Magulski, president and...
Time for insight and decisionÂ
We’re seeing more signs of inflationary pressure in our economy. For example, the Kansas City Fed’s index for prices...
Which banks gained market share as Wisconsin deposits climbed $21.5 billion?
The bank with the most deposits across all of Wisconsin only increased its lead as total deposits in the state crossed $200 billion for the first time, according to the latest FDIC Summary of Deposits for 2021.
Marquette’s Global Brigades nonprofit spins off microfinance firm with $1.2 million raise
Marquette University-based humanitarian organization Global Brigades is spinning off a for-profit microfinance firm with the backing of four founding investors.
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Wisconsin Stamping & Manufacturing president Paul Stangl named to First Business Bank advisory board
Madison-based First Business Bank announced it has added Paul Stangl, president of Germantown-based Wisconsin Stamping & Manufacturing, to its advisory board for its southeastern Wisconsin market.
PNC Bank increasing its minimum wage to $18 per hour
Pittsburgh-based PNC Bank says it will increase its minimum pay rate from $15 to 18 per hour as of Nov. 22.
Steven Klitzing named CFO of PyraMax Bank
The holding company for Greenfield-based PyraMax Bank has appointed Steven Klitzing to serve as senior vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer, according to an SEC filing.
Wauwatosa startup raises $600,000 to manufacture, launch wearable medical device
Wauwatosa-based medical device manufacturer RoddyMedical Inc. raised $600,000 to finance the production and launch of the startup’s first wearable medical device.
