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American National Bank of Texas has sought a $27.86 million judgment against developer Jerry Gordon over Jenks' RiverWalk Crossing shopping center.
Six months ago the Dallas bank filed a Tulsa County District Court lawsuit against Gordon and RWC Management to foreclose on the iconic 171,703-square-foot retail complex, the state's first modern commercial property designed to exploit perceived riverfront potential.
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American National Bank of Texas has withdrawn its bid for a $27.86 million summary judgment in the RiverWalk Crossing foreclosure lawsuit.
The Dallas bank reached an agreement with RiverWalk developer Jerry Gordon to drop that request in favor of the traditional Tulsa County sheriff's sale process, although American National defended the original action and reserved the right to pursue that judgment after the sale, its date still undetermined.
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TERRELL, Texas -- American National Bank of Texas (ANB) today announced the completion of its merger with Citizens National Bank (CNB). The Definitive...
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- Charles W. White, Et Al., Plaintiffs, v. Texas American Bank/Galleria, N.A., Et Al., Defendants, Ncnb Texas National Bank, Defendant-Appellee, v. Toni Y. Kozak, Trustee of the Block Family Trust, Howard R. Block, Porter & Clements and John E. O'Neill, Intervenors-Appellants., 958 F.2d 80 (5th Cir. 1992)
Mark A. Huvard, Harberg, Hubard & Bisk, Houston, Tex., for Kozak & Block.
Jerry L. Mitchell, J. Eugene Clements, Porter & Clements, Houston, Tex., fo...
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TERRELL, Texas -- American National Bank of Texas (ANB) today announced the completion of its merger with Dallas National Bank (DNB). The Definitive A...
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The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) is announcing the Federal Home Loan Bank (Bank) members it has selected for the 2010 fifth round review cycle under the FHFA's community support requirements regulation. This notice also prescribes the deadline by which Bank members selected for review must submit Community Support Statements to FHFA.
... Naugatuck...... Connecticut. Citizens National Bank................ Putnam........ Connecticut.... New York....... New York. Habib American Bank.................. New York....... New York.... Oklahoma City.... Oklahoma. Texas Champion Bank.................. Alice........ Te...
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Peter G. Pierce, III, Kathy G. Merveldt, of Carson, Pierce & Mueller, Oklahoma City, Okl., for plaintiff-appellant.
Edwin F. Garrison of Looney, Nich...
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This paper examines the securities activities of banks in Israel. The relatively new legislation dealing with this aspect - Regulation of Investment Advice and Investment Portfolio Management Law - was enacted in 1995 as a lesson learned from the Share Regulation Affair of October 1983. In many ways in economic history, 1983 was for Israel what 1929 was for the US. Israel's episode is compared with the US episode and the comparison is used to review the adequacy of the Israeli legislative response to the Crisis of 1983. The Law was enacted, primarily, based on American experience and legislation. The legislation enacted in both countries is compared. To better understand the differences, the unique financial market in Israel is introduced. The recent legislative development in the US (i...
... year, President Roosevelt declared a national banking holiday.3 As did much of the public, Congr... American National Bank of Austin, Texas, to establish a subsidiary that will advise client...
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The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) is announcing the Federal Home Loan Bank (Bank) members it has selected for the 2010 fourth round review cycle under the FHFA's community support requirements regulation. This notice also prescribes the deadline by which Bank members selected for review must submit Community Support Statements to FHFA.
... Connecticut. Patriot National Bank.......... Stamford.......... Connecticut. D... Wyoming........... Delaware. American Bank.............. Allentown.......... Pennsylva... Athens........... Texas. Community Resource Credit Union..... Baytown.......
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When RiverWalk Crossing's 82,000-square-foot first phase opened in 2005, many Tulsans stubbornly adamant against commercializing the Arkansas River suddenly, jealously saw the light and wanted more.
Even after Tulsa County residents voted down 2007's seven-year sales tax proposal to fund $282 million in river enhancements, many brokers and city leaders clung to dreams of riverfront development as the long-term savior for landlocked Tulsa's sales tax-fueled future.
... anyone could even get the chance, since bankers openly discourage such loan applications. "I think...On Feb. 8, American National Bank of Texas foreclosed on RWC Managemen...