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With Congress supplying the money, N.C. banks moved quickly to aid enterprises whose survival is on the line.

After another profitable year with modest growth, the state’s homegrown banks look prepped to withstand an unexpected downturn.

Patrick McHenry’s influence is rising on a powerful House committee with a big role in rebuilding the economy. But being in the minority is no fun.

Most investment managers based in North Carolina with more than $1 billion under management reported solid growth last year.

A startup financial institution plans to open in Greensboro this month with more than $50 million in the bank.

Wesley Burks’ first year leading the 33,000-employee system was marred by a The New York Times investigation citing turmoil at the system’s children’s hospital after unusual death rates were [...]

Mary Mack, at Wells Fargo, oversees 103,000 employees and the nation’s largest branch network and mortgage operation and among the three largest U.S. mortgage and auto lenders, providing [...]

Founders Richard Maclean and Andrew Lindner celebrated their investment firm’s 20th year by changing its name to Frontier Growth.

Tom Heiks leads the middle-marketing banking team for Cincinnati-based Fifth Third Bank, the nation’s 10th-largest bank.

Veteran N.C. bankers Stave Jones and Scott Custer plot big growth for Dogwood State Bank.