CapitalMark Bank & Trust Calls on ACH Alert's C.O.P.S. to Stop Payment Fraud
CapitalMark's Chief Financial Officer Barry W. Rich and Operations & Technology Group Head R. Pratt Lewis discuss how CapitalMark employs ACH Alert's C.O.P.S. to protect against fraudulent account transfers and payments. Thus far, with the help of ACH C.O.P.S., CapitalMark has successfully deterred close to a million dollars in attempted thefts. Click here to read the full article.
CapitalMark Boosts Quarterly earnings
The Chattanooga Times Free Press featured CapitalMark's second quarter earnings increase for 14 consecutive quarters in the article "CapitalMark boosts quarterly earnings". Click the article title to view the electronic version.
BANK LEADERS SAY THEY WANT TO GIVE GOOD LOANS TO GOOD PEOPLE
Nooga.com featured CapitalMark's Southeast Tennessee President Kenny Dyer in an article discussing current lending conditions amongst financial institutions in the article "Bank leaders say they want to give good loans to good people". Click here to read the full article as it appeared.
Oak Ridge's Jackson Square receives grant
Holley Cited as Chattanooga's Top Manager
Chattanooga Times Free Press' Business Profile featured R. Craig Holley, CapitalMark's chairman, president and CEO, cited as Chattanooga's 2012 top manager. View the article "Business Profile: Holley cited as Chattanooga's top manager" to read more about the success Holley has accomplished in just five short years of opening CapitalMark Bank & Trust in 2007.
CapitalMark Launches $10 Million Stock Offering
CapitalMark Bank & Trust begins its third common stock offering in its six-year history starting Monday, June 11th, 2012, to help fuel expansion into new markets Cleveland and Oak Ridge, Tennessee. View the full Times Free Press article "CapitalMark launches $10 million stock offering" as it appeared.
Holley Named 2012 Chattanooga Area Manager of the Year
CapitalMark Chairman, President and CEO Craig Holley was named the 2012 Chattanooga Area Manager of the Year. This award is deliberated annually by area businesses seeking to recognize an individual who has made a significant contribution to the community both civically and professionally. View the Chattanooga Times Free Press article "Chattanooga banker Craig Holley named city's top manager of 2012" as it appeared.
UTC Honoring Three Who Made Mark Here
CapitalMark Director Harshad Shah was one of three individuals honored by UTC College of Business for his entreprenuerial contributions to the area. To read more about Shah and his success, read the full Times Free Press article "UTC Honoring Three Who Made Mark Here".
Capitalmark to remodel old bank
CapitalMark's Cleveland Office gets press as it moves foward with its plan to renovate the former Cleveland Bank and Trust location at 10 Church Street. Click here to read David Davis' coverage of the story.
Fight ACH Fraud: A Case Study
BankInfoSecurity highlighted commendable fraud prevention work performed by CapitalMark's CFO and Enterprise Risk Management Group Head Barry Rich in a case study conducted by Tracy Kitten. To learn more about CapitalMark's risk-based approach to fighting small business fraud, read BankInfoSecurity's "Fight ACH Fraud: A Case Study".
PATSY HAZLEWOOD NAMED 2012 CHATTANOOGA WOMAN OF DISTINCTION
CapitalMark's Board of Director member Patsy Hazlewood was named Chattanooga's 2012 Woman of Distinction. The honor, granted by the American Lung Association in Tennessee, will be presented to Mrs. Hazlewood at the 27th Annual Women of Distinction Awards Luncheon. To read more about the honor, click here for Hamilton County Herald's coverage of the story written by David Laprad.
