CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- MB Financial, Inc. ("MB Financial") (NAS: MBFI) and Taylor Capital Group, Inc. ("Taylor Capital") (NAS: TAYC) announced the signing of a definitive merger agreement whereby ...

In June investors learned that MB Financial turned down a higher bid when it agreed the previous month to be acquired by Fifth Third Bancorp for $4.6 billion. Since then, Chicago-based MB Financial's ...

MB Financial, Inc. operates as a holding company for MB Financial Bank NA. Its primary lines of business include commercial banking, leasing, retail banking and wealth management. The company offers ...

Bankers cherish decorum and prefer to keep potentially contentious matters private. Rarely will a bank launch an unsolicited takeover bid for another. Rather, they wait until a potential target ...

MB Financial shareholders are slated to receive $5.54 in cash plus 1.45 shares of Fifth Third for every MB Financial share they own. At recent market prices, that values MB Financial at about $50.26 ...

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Rosemont’s largest employer, MB Financial Bank, has bought the naming rights for The Park at Rosemont restaurant and entertainment district for $3 million. The multiyear sponsorship contract begins ...

MB Financial Inc. in Chicago is looking to looking rid itself of its asset-quality problems in one fell swoop. Crain's Chicago reported Friday that the $10 billion-asset company has put $400 million ...

MB Financial plans to acquire American Chartered Bancorp for $449 million, a deal that would add 15 Chicago-area American Chartered Bank offices and $2.8 billion in assets to its commercial banking ...

At MB Financial Bank, employees can send a private note to CEO Mitch Feiger through the company intranet. Sometimes there’s an ambitious proposal for a new product. Alternatively, it’s a modest ...

MB Financial Inc. in Chicago is selling the bulk of its problem real estate and construction loans to a California investment group that has been an active acquirer of failed-bank assets. The $10 ...