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The article explores RICHARD CABRERA Executive VP and Head of Commercial and Corporate Banking Umpqua Bank, MARK HARDTKE President The Northern Trust Co., DONG I. KIM CEO and President US Metro Bank.

The article focuses on Orange County-based publicly traded banks demonstrated resilience during the March deposit runs experienced by regional banks, as indicated by their first-quarter reports, with the four largest banks and one additional institution reporting stable performance.

The article discusses that commercial banks operating in Orange County have reported their third straight year of increasing deposits by more than double digits including Farmers & Merchants Bank; Bank of America Corp.; and the Umpqua Bank.

The article explores PNC Financial Services Group (NYSE: PNC), a Pittsburgh-based bank with nearly $560 billion in assets, has opened an office in Irvine, its first ever in Orange County. Last October, it hired Jarrod Ingle, a long time Southern California banker with prior experiences at JPMorgan and Wells Fargo.

Presents a list of commercial banks in Orange County, California ranked by Orange County deposits as of June 30, 2002. Bank of America; Wells Fargo Bank; Union Bank of California; Fremont Investment & Loan.

Reports on the slowdown of deposit growth at the largest 24 banks in Orange County, California in 2000. Growth rate; Growth rate at Bank of America, Wells Fargo Bank and Union Bank of California; Largest market share by Bank of America; Chart on the top 24 banks.

The article focuses on decline in bank deposits of several banks of Orange County, California due to COVID-19 pandemic including Bank of America Corp., Wells Fargo, and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

Presents the largest commercial banks in Orange County, California in terms of deposits as of March 20, 2000. Includes Bank of America; Wells Fargo Bank; Union Bank of California; US Bank; Sanwa Bank of California; Deposits as of June 30, 1998; Number of branches in Orange County; Number of employees.

The article focuses on banking industry operating in Orange County, California which are attracting several deposits with less employees and branches and mentions that several bank including Mechanics Bank, and CTBC Bank Corp. have increased deposits.

The article discusses challenges and solution for cannabis business in Orange County, California. Topics discussed include an increase in granted licenses for recreational cannabis sales, benefit of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code Section 280E which prevents the cannabis business owner from deducting their business-related costs and product liability related issues for cannabis business owners.

The article reports that Bank of America Corp. has surpassed the performance and rank of Wells Fargo & Co. in the 40 biggest banks list of the "Orange County Business Journal." Topics discussed include the company's deposit growth attributed to its employees and innovation adoption, the combined growth of bank deposits from Bank of America and JPMorgan,a nd the performances of othe banks including Pacific Premier, Sunwest Bank and California First National Bank (CalFirst).

The article focuses on the rise in increase in bank deposits in Orange County, California. It mentions three commercial banks such as JPMorgan Chase & Co., Wells Fargo Bank and Bank of America Corp. in local deposits based on data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. It also mentions Banc of California made the biggest jump on the list.

The article reports on the continued rate of growth in commercial banks in Orange County, California which totals an increase of 2.3% as of June 2012. It says that over half of banks listed as the largest banks in the area increased their deposits in the city. Paul O'Mara of Wells Fargo Bank NA says that the commercial lending activity increased due to the continued economic improvement.

The article informs that commercial banks in Orange County, California, attained 2.5 percent growth in local deposits but savings and loans saw slowdown in 2011. It is mentioned that national banks were on the top of deposits list, in which Bank of America Corp. was on the topmost position with a 1.7 percent growth and Wells Fargo Bank is on second topmost position.

The article reports that 30 commercial banks in Orange County, California are experiencing an increase in deposits. It indicates that top commercial banks reached 65.5 dollars billion in deposits. Moreover, it states the Bank of America Corp. got the highest rank with 16.2 billion dollars in local deposits.

The article reports on the recovery of Sunwest Bank's assets after its acquisition of two local banks in Tustin, California. It states that the bank's assets have reached about 650 million dollars in 2009 and its deposits have amounted to 540 million dollars. It notes that it is the most profitable among 27 banking institutions that are based in the state during the year, with about 14 million dollars net income.

The article reports on the rebounded financial stability and deposit gains of thrift institutions from June 2008-June 2009 in Orange County (OC), California. It cites that there has been a 4.3% increase of savings and loans. It cites that OneWest Bank FSB, Fullerton Community Bank, and First Federal landed on Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s top one, two, and six savings and loans institutions for 2009, respectively. Acquisitions and operations of thrift institutions are also mentioned.

The article reports on the increase of local deposits of Orange County banks and thrifts in California by 15.8% for a total of $96.9 billion in the year ended June 30, 2015. It presents a list of the largest commercial banks with headquarters or substantial operations in Orange County with a minimum of $200 million in local deposits. Among of these banks include Wells Fargo Bank NA, Bank of America Corp., and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

The article discusses the financial performance of the top 30 largest banks in Orange County, California. These top 30 banks are performed deposit growth in the previous year with 3% increase equivalent to $46 billion. These 30 largest bank performers includes Bank of America Corp., Wells Fargo & Co. and Fremont General Corp. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) concludes that despite the declination of lending business and bad loans, the region's deposit growth remained stable.

The article reports that the 30 largest banks operating in Orange County have grown deposits at a slower rate amid stiff competition in California. According to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., commercial banks across the state grew deposits by 3 percent to $530 billion as of June 30, 2006. The author offers information about the factors that influence the deposit growth.

The article reports on the deposit growth as well as employment in banks in Orange County, California. Growth in terms of deposits increased by 12 percent. Reasons that contributed to the increase include investors parking cash and an expanding economy. Also, commercial banks decided to expand their branches. Banks that dominate the area are Bank of America Corp. and Wells Fargo & Co.

The article reports on the rise of deposits and employment in local thrift institutions in Orange County, California. Washington Mutual Inc. is in the top spot for thrifts in terms of deposits and employment. It has recently opened five branches. World Savings Bank is in the number two spot while Ironstone Bank and First Citizens Bancshares Inc. are the newcomers.

The article reports on the growth and developments expected in the banking industry in Orange County, California in 2006. Banks and thrifts in Orange County are expected to see growth in assets and deposits in 2006 although this growth will be slower. Assets at local banks could rise 8% in the coming year while deposits are seen growing 5% in 2006, down from about 15% in 2005. Deposits from consumers are expected to be modest in 2006 while business deposits may grow slightly faster. Although banks and thrifts are offering better returns with rising interest rates, deposit growth has been slower than expected.

Reports that Orange County, California-based banks saw a surge in deposits in the second quarter of 2005 after the increase of savings rates to lure customers. Competition of financial institutions in the offer of higher rates on certificates of deposits; Percentage yield of the investments.

Presents a list of savings and loans associations and banks in Orange County, California ranked by Orange County deposits as of June 30, 2002. Washington Mutual Bank; World Savings Bank; Citibank; Downey Savings & Loan Association.

Reports on the growth of deposits at commercial banks in Orange County, California. Influence of market volatility on growth; Average rate of deposit growth; Sources of deposit gains at Bank of America.

Reports the deposit growth of commercial banks in Orange County, California. Percentage of the growth; Factors contributing to the increase in deposits; Rankings of commercial banks based on the number of deposits.

Focuses on the performance of Orange County, California banks. Growth of deposits in 1999; Employment growth for the sector; Banks with the highest levels of deposits; Includes Bank of America; Wells Fargo Bank; Union Bank of California.

Lists the largest savings and loans in and around Orange County, California. Rankings based on local deposits as of June 30, 1999; Total number of local employees; Number of branches; Ultimate parent company.

Reports on the growing bank deposits in Orange County, California. Factors that contribute to the growth; Brief information about the banks' business performances; Comments from several bank executives.

The article focuses on the concentrations of bank deposits in La Palma, California based on the data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. in Orange County.

The article reports on the increase of bank deposits at several commercial banks in Orange County, California, including Wells Fargo Bank, Bank of America Corp., and Chase Bank, and the entries in the savings and loans institutions list of "Orange County Business Journal."

The article reports that smaller banks are experiencing stabilization and changes in assessments point to lower premium payments, based on the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC). It indicates that the shift will give financial relief to small bankers. Moreover, it states that the FDIC has insured more than 7,700 banks and thrifts across the U.S. which covers up to 250,000 dollars per account.

The article reports on the top national commercial banking firms with high deposits and operations in Orange County (OC), California from June 2009-June 2010. It cites that Bank of America (BofA) outperformed the 2009 top one performer Wells Fargo & Co. for 16.2-billion-dollar local deposits. It states that U.S. Bancorp.'s U.S. Bank and Bank of the West have landed on number four and eight spots, respectively. Acquisitions and operations of banking firms in the OC are also mentioned.

The article reports that Bank of America Corp. (BofA) in Charlotte, North Carolina had the largest deposits in the U.S. after losing its rival Wells Fargo & Co. in 2008. According to the figures available from the Federal Deposits Insurance Corp., the bank had 16.5 billion dollars in local deposits as of June 30, 2009. Moreover, BofA plans to sell its First Republic Bank to Colony Capital LLC, General Atlantic LLC, and other investors for nearly 1 billion dollars.

The article reports that the Bank of America Corp. has started introducing automated teller machines (ATM) that automatically scan checks for deposit in Orange County, California. These ATMs are part of the bank's plan to replace about 2,000 of its 17,000 ATMs nationwide. The machines cut the need for envelopes and do not require depositors to tally the amount of checks in a deposit.

Reports on the performance of commercial banks in Orange County, California. Growth in the assets of the banks; Flow of money from Asia into the banks; Surge in deposit growth.

Highlights the performance of largest savings and loans in Orange County, California, ranked by deposits as of June 30, 2003. Growth in deposits; Key factors contributing to the growth; Positive performance of Washington Mutual Bank, World Savings Bank, and Downey Savings & Loan Association.

Lists the largest savings and loans in Orange County, California, ranked by deposits as of June 30, 2003. Washington Mutual Bank; World Savings Bank; Downey Savings and Loan Association; First Federal Bank of California; Beal Bank; Universal Bank; Capital Bank and Trust Co.

Reports on the growth in deposits held by the 25 largest commercial banks in Orange County, California as of June 30, 2003. Key factors contributing to the growth, such as the influx of capital in the form of foreign deposits as certain countries have been less concerned about capital transfers; Fastest growing banks in Orange County; Positive performance of Bank of Americ and Wells Fargo & Co.

Focuses on `Orange County Business Journal' newspaper's list of the largest savings and loans in and around Orange County, California. Decline in the total deposits in 1999; Increase in the number of savings and loans; Emergence of Washington Mutual Savings Bank on top of list.

Presents statistical information of banks in Orange County, California, with deposits of under $90 million, as of June 30, 1995. Names and addresses of the banks; Number of branches owned; Statistical information on the deposits.