Banking & Finance
Stay informed on the latest banking, finance, and investment news across Milwaukee and Wisconsin.
Charter invests $1 million in WWBIC
Charter Communications, Inc. invested $1 million in the Wisconsin Women’s Business Initiative Corporation, the communications company recently announced.
Johnson Bank to close six branches
Johnson Bank plans to close six of its branches throughout Wisconsin, a measure chief executive officer Jim Popp says...
Sitzberger acquires West Bend-based public accounting firm
Brookfield-based Sitzberger & Company, S.C. announced that it has acquired certified public accounting firm Milkus, Trier & Company.
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Wisconsin insurance companies restructure to innovate
Several Wisconsin-based insurance providers are restructuring their companies to remain competitive as innovative technologies bring new opportunities and disruption...
WBA pushes for automatic loan forgiveness for small business owners
Although banks have started accepting loan forgiveness applications for the federal government’s $659 billion Paycheck Protection Program, some small business owners and banks may find it advantageous to wait.
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The Equitable Bank appoints new CEO, CFO
Jennifer Provancher has been promoted to chief executive officer of Wauwatosa-based The Equitable Bank, succeeding former CEO John Matter, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Sift Healthcare raises $2.8 million
Milwaukee-based Sift Healthcare raised $2.8 million in a funding round that included investments from two Badger Fund of Funds, the company recently announced.
Sift Medical raises nearly $745,000
Milwaukee-based Sift Medical Data, Inc. raised $745,000 in a funding round, according to documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
MEDC receives $4.3 million in federal money for loan funds
The Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation received $4.3 million in federal money to create two new revolving loan funds.
