United Bank in the news

United Bank purchased 2,713 shares of International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) stock for $763,000 during the second quarter.

United Bank secured an eighth $75 million New Markets Tax Credit allocation to support economic growth and job creation in low-income communities across Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida.

United Bancorporation of Alabama, Inc. announced a $0.70 per share dividend payable in January 2026 to shareholders as of December 31, 2025.

United Bank is the seventh-largest financier of low-income housing mortgages in Egypt, with a strong focus on digital services and nationwide coverage.

First United Bank & Trust opened a fully operational new branch in Westridge, Westover, replacing its Star City location and offering comprehensive banking services.

First United Bank & Trust has expanded by opening a new branch in Westridge.

First United Bank & Trust opened a new full-service branch in WestRidge, Morgantown, marking growth and its 125th anniversary with expanded local services.

United Bank's Customer Care team was named 2025 Service Team of the Year for outstanding customer service excellence.

First United Bank's CTO Tadd Tobin is a finalist for the 2025 Dallas CIO ORBIE Awards, recognizing his leadership in advancing the bank's technology.

First United Bank held its third annual Women in Entrepreneurship Leadership Conference in Durant to inspire and connect local women entrepreneurs and leaders.

First United Bank was recognized as a top workplace in banking for the fourth year, ranking highest in Kentucky and among smaller banks nationally.

Hannah Gurtis was promoted to lead United Bank's Charleston Market, focusing on growth, community relations, and market profitability.

Fitch affirms United Bank for Africa Senegal's rating at B- with a stable outlook but downgrades its viability rating due to Senegal's worsening public finances and high sovereign exposure.

United Bankshares announced its 52nd consecutive annual dividend increase, paying $1.49 per share in 2025 with $53.4 million total payout.

First United Bank was recognized nationally for its outstanding workplace culture and employee satisfaction for the fourth year in a row.

United Mississippi Bank's Brookhaven branch focuses on community engagement through financial education, local events, and holiday traditions to support regional growth.

First United Bank's CEO Carissa Rodeheaver will retire in 2026, with COO Jason Rush set to succeed her, ensuring leadership continuity.

United Bank's Customer Care team was recognized as the 2025 Service Team of the Year by the National Customer Service Association for outstanding customer service.

First United Corporation's CEO Carissa Rodeheaver will retire in 2026, with COO Jason Rush set to succeed her, continuing the bank's community-focused growth.

United Bank's net profits fell by around 9-10% in the first nine months of 2025 despite a 9% rise in interest income.