Business
Eldorado Bank, beefing up its presence in a fast-shrinking industry being dominated by ever-larger institutions, said Tuesday that it has agreed to acquire Mariners Bank in a deal worth $12.2 million in cash and stock.
May 24, 1995
Mariners Bancorp: The San Clemente parent company of Mariners Bank posted a 4% gain in profit for the first quarter, to $132,000 from $127,000.
April 27, 1994
Mariners Bancorp: The San Clemente holding company for Mariners Bank said net income for the first quarter rose 20%, to $226,082 from $188,372 for the comparable 1989 quarter.
April 24, 1990
Mariners Bancorp: The parent company of Mariners Bank in San Clemente said profit for the second quarter declined 36% to $132,000 from $206,000 for the corresponding 1993 period.
July 29, 1994
Mariners Bancorp, the San Clemente-based holding company for Mariners Bank, reported net income of $188,372 for the first quarter, compared to the $70,238 posted for the like period in 1988.
April 29, 1989
Mariners Bancorp: The San Clemente parent company of Mariners Bank reported that net income for the second quarter was $268,000, more than double the $132,000 recorded for the same period in 1994.
Aug. 2, 1995
Mariners Bancorp: The San Clemente parent company of Mariners Bank posted net income of $253,212 for the second quarter, a 10% gain from the $230,214 reported for the 1989 second quarter.
Aug. 5, 1990
World & Nation
Five banks repay $353 million in federal bailout funds
April 3, 2009
Banks Plan Merger: CoreStates Financial Corp. and First Pennsylvania Corp. agreed to a $730-million merger that rival Meridian Bancorp Inc. said was less than its own bid for First Pennsylvania.
Sept. 19, 1989
CoreStates Financial Corp. and First Pennsylvania Corp. agreed Monday to a $730-million merger that rival Meridian Bancorp Inc. said was less than its own bid for First Pennsylvania.