Banking & Finance

Baird report predicts M&A uptick for 2010

After the declines seen through the Great Recession, mergers and acquisition activity in the U.S. is set for at...

Douglas Dynamics becomes latest metro Milwaukee company expected to offer IPO in 2010

Three companies expected to offer shares to public markets are owned by private equity groups

Financial Resources

Banking Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions  Federal Deposit Insurance Corp....

Calendar

Dan Fuss, vice chairman of Loomis, Sayles & Co. will present his "Market Outlook" at 12 noon, Wednesday, Jan....

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Feingold will vote against another term for Bernanke; Conference Board says economy is in ‘early recovery’; Baird and Johnson companies rank among best workplaces; Wisconsin credit unions continue to grow

Financial Services Industry People in the News

Sally McCaughey, vice president and auditor of Waukesha State Bank, will retire her post on Friday after nearly four...
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On The Money

2010 Roth IRA conversions for Wisconsin Taxpayers by Victor Schultz, vice president and associate general counsel, M&I Wealth Management

Mergers and Acquisitions

Dean Foods vows to fight DOJ's antitrust suit regarding Foremost Farms acquisition

Wisconsin Banking News

M&I reports loss of $858.8 million for 2009; Record revenues boost U.S. Bank; TCF continued earnings recovery in Q4 2009; Bank Mutual Corp.’s earnings fall; Income soars for parent company of National City Bank

Milwaukee business prices lost ground in 2009, report says

National recovery will be slow through 2010

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