Walla Walla-based Banner Bank has expanded its operations here significantly since completing a merger with former Spokane-based AmericanWest Bank, says Kirk Quillin, Banner Bank's east region senior vice president.
Since the merger with AmericanWest w
Market capitalization rose almost 15 percent in Q1
May 5, 2016
Hart Capital Management Inc. says the composite value of the 10 publicly traded companies in the Inland Northwest rose by $1 billion to $8.2 billion for the first quarter of 2016, compared with the previous quarter.
It's the second straight quarter the
Seattle-based Merriman Wealth Management LLC has acquired Summit Capital Management LLC, with offices in Spokane and Seattle.
The acquisition, which took effect April 1, is part of Merriman's overall regional growth strategy. Summit Capital will assum
Modern Woodmen of America, a member-owned fraternal benefit society that sells life insurance, annuities, and other investment products, is looking to expand its team of financial representatives as well as its membership in the Spokane area.
Modern Woo
Whitworth University's four-student Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) team heads to Chicago next week to compete in an international competition against teams from more than 100 colleges and universities from around the world.
The four-day event starts
Spokane-based Wheatland Bank continues to hold a position of strong liquidity after record 2015 year-end earnings, fueled by its highest percentage loan growth in 36 years, and its CEO expects ongoing gains this year.
Meanwhile, Wheatland will expand off
Southern Idaho-based Idaho Central Credit Union has just one modest branch in North Idaho, but the credit union has big growth plans there, just as it's enjoying consistent strong performance across the financial cooperative, says Coeur d'Alene branch
Spokane-area financial advisers say they have become more assertive in their efforts to help young workers build savings while planning for retirement.
'What's the biggest challenge for young people saving for retirement? In a word, life,†says Pau
Company's new managing partner says demand for financial help is high
March 10, 2016
In an effort to meet rising customer demands for its products and services here, Northwestern Mutual-Inland Northwest expects to add 30 new advisers and 30 interns this year across its nine regional offices, managing partner Paul Hanson says.
'Consumer
Northwest Farm Credit Services has reported 2015 earnings of $255.6 million, an increase of $27.5 million, or 12 percent, compared with $228.1 million in 2014.
The Spokane-based agricultural lending cooperative says its higher net income was due mostly