Citizens Business Bank to pay 107th consecutive quarterly cash dividend
CVB Financial Corp., the holding company for Citizens Business Bank, announced a 12 cents per share cash dividend for the second quarter of 2016. The dividend will be payable on or about July 21 to shareholders of record as of July 7. “Our board of directors is pleased to pay our 107th consecutive cash dividend to our shareholders,” said President and CEO Christopher Read More →
Land O’Lakes buying Thousand Oaks-based Ceres for $17.2 million
Land O’Lakes is buying Thousand Oaks-based Ceres for $17.2 million, the companies announced June 17. Under the terms of the agreement, Minneapolis-based Land O’Lakes will buy all outstanding shares of Ceres common stock for 40 cents per share, in cash. The price per share of common stock represents an 81 percent premium to the closing Read More →
$130 million investment one of region’s biggest deals
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Santa Barbara’s QAD announces dividend
Santa Barbara cloud software manufacturer QAD announced a dividend of .072 cents per share of Class A common stock June 15. The company also said it would pay .06 cents per share of Class B common stock. Both dividends will be paid to investors who are shareholders on July 7. QAD announced the dividend after Read More →
American Riviera Bank expands into former home of Bank of Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara-based American Riviera Bank expanded its residential lending department into new office space at 18 E. Figueroa St. in downtown Santa Barbara, President and CEO Jeff DeVine announced on June 13. The space was formerly home to the Bank of Santa Barbara, which was acquired in January by American Riviera in an all-stock deal Read More →
SEC warns firms about using non-GAAP numbers
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Policy normalization must continue
By Dan E. Hamilton Since 2008, the Federal Reserve has been engaged in an unprecedented experiment, one without any economic theory to recommend it. Its policies are internally inconsistent. Some work to restrict credit. Others ease credit. The 2007 failure of New Century Financial, a leading subprime lender, did not derail the economy. However, when Read More →
