Tagged: Lex Golden

Today’s Bank Takes On Teetering Allied

Today’s Bank Takes On Teetering Allied

Banking & FinanceLegal

The Allied Bank staff was still a little shell-shocked when they convened at the main office in Mulberry on Saturday, Sept. 24. The day after regulators took over the $66.3 million-asset lender, employees gathered to learn what the future held under the new ownership of Today’s Bank of Huntsville. read more >

Golden Property Allcorp Inc. Goes Bankrupt

Golden Property Allcorp Inc. Goes Bankrupt

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Allcorp Inc. of Little Rock, which owns the $16.9 million-asset Community State Bank of Bradley (Lafayette County), filed for Chapter 11 reorganization late Wednesday. read more >

Chambers Bank Lands $2 Million Golden Judgment

Chambers Bank Lands $2 Million Golden Judgment

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The latest ruling is one in a string of lawsuits spawned by the bankruptcy of Acme, the parent company of Allied Bank of Mulberry. Under the Golden family’s ownership and management, the bank has lost more than $14 million since 2010. read more >

Allied OREO Auction To Include Bank Branches

Allied OREO Auction To Include Bank Branches

Banking & FinanceLegal

The balance sheet of Mulberry’s Allied Bank is positioned to undergo a third-quarter makeover after a July 21-24 real estate auction. The $107 million-asset lender intends to liquidate a chunk of its OREO portfolio during the four-day event. read more >

Acme Bankruptcy Proceedings Reveal Kevin Lewis Loss

Acme Bankruptcy Proceedings Reveal Kevin Lewis Loss

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A fractious relationship between Hildene Capital Management and Acme Holding Co. was evident in the April 2-3 courtroom interaction between Rex Terry of Fort Smith, Hildene’s local counsel, and Lex and Alex Golden of Little Rock. read more >

Acme Holding: No Dividends Weigh Heavily

Acme Holding: No Dividends Weigh Heavily

Banking & FinanceLegal

Did creditors representing $9.5 million worth of debt convince U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Ben Barry that Acme Holding Co. is a lost cause? A ruling in their favor could result in the second auction of an Arkansas bank in three years. read more >