Tagged: Jerry Pavlas

One Bank, Heartland End 2017 with Loss

One Bank, Heartland End 2017 with Loss

Banking & Finance

Little Rock’s One Bank & Trust pushed its string of consecutive quarterly operational losses to 22 as of Dec. 31. Heartland Bank ended the year with a loss of more than $13.7 million. read more >

Date Set for One Bank & Trust Sale

Date Set for One Bank & Trust Sale

WhispersBanking & FinanceLegal

Standing first in line for the court-ordered sale of controlling interest in Little Rock’s One Bank & Trust is the United States of America, with a potential credit bid of up to $47.9 million. read more >

Feds Ask To Sell One Bank & Trust

Feds Ask To Sell One Bank & Trust

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A change of ownership is in motion for Little Rock’s One Bank & Trust. The U.S. government has asked for a court-ordered stock sale of controlling interest in the $305 million-asset bank. read more >

One Bank & Trust Capitalization Plan Forms

One Bank & Trust Capitalization Plan Forms

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Little Rock’s One Bank & Trust hasn’t generated a normal quarterly profit since the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency ousted Layton “Scooter” Stuart as CEO in September 2012. read more >

Settlement Will Boost One Bank’s Capital

Settlement Will Boost One Bank’s Capital

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A financial decision that Layton “Scooter” Stuart made in the weeks preceding his death in March 2013 is breathing fiscal life into Little Rock’s One Bank & Trust. The de facto capital injection is happening in a way that he didn’t plan and couldn’t have foreseen. read more >

One Bank & Trust Lawsuit Moves to Federal Court

One Bank & Trust Lawsuit Moves to Federal Court

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The legal donnybrook was started by Donna Adams, former senior vice president at Little Rock’s One Bank & Trust. She sued the bank, its president and CEO, Jerry Pavlas, and its chief financial officer James Schnoes. read more >

Texas Ratios Mostly Improve For Lenders

Texas Ratios Mostly Improve For Lenders

Banking & Finance

Seven Arkansas lenders recorded Texas Ratios higher than 50 during the third quarter in 2014. Four of those improved their balance sheet by year’s end to fall below that line. read more >

7 Arkansas Lenders Still Indebted to Treasury After TARP Relief

7 Arkansas Lenders Still Indebted to Treasury After TARP Relief

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Seven Arkansas lenders remain under the umbrella of the U.S. Treasury’s TARP program in the aftermath of the 2008 financial meltdown. The group collectively received more than $126 million through the Capital Purchase Program-Troubled Asset Relief Program. read more >