TCF Bank
A banking subsidiary of TCF Financial Corporation, a bank holding company based in Wayzata.
As merger inches forward, TCF Financial holds expenses in line
The firm's short-term profit growth hinges on controlling expenses.
TCF's profit soars in summer months, but stock falls on expense questions
Analysts expressed concerns with the company's expenses.
TCF agrees to pay $30 million to settle dispute over the way it offered overdraft protection
The bank broke no rules but acknowledged it may have confused customers.
TCF profit rises sharply, stock jumps 7 percent to highest level since 2007
Higher interest rates and lower taxes, shift away from auto lending all give a lift to TCF.
TCF beats expectations with a nearly 5 percent jump in Q2 profit
Executives give an upbeat outlook, say changes to auto-finance strategy are paying off.
Bill Cooper, TCF executive and ex-MN GOP leader, dies at 73
Bill Cooper, who turned a failing savings and loan into Minnesota's third-largest banking company, TCF Financial Corp., and was a dominating figure in the state's business and political communities, has died. He was 73.
TCF will close branches in 10 Cub stores, leaving only ATMs
TCF Financial Corp. will close branches in 10 Cub Food stores on April 14, leaving them with ATMs amid a decline in demand for full-service…
TCF profit fell amid a sudden loss of momentum in auto lending
Interest income grew solidly and the company added to its deposit base.
TCF net profit jumps 7 percent, shaped by new loans and sales of old ones
TCF Financial Corp. said Friday its third-quarter net profit grew 7 percent from the same period last year, shaped by growth in loan originations and…
Bill Cooper to step down as TCF CEO; Craig Dahl to succeed him
Over three decades, Bill Cooper built Twin City Federal, as it was known then, into a much larger firm with nearly $20 billion in assets and about 400 branches in seven states.
Lawsuit claiming overtime violations filed against TCF
Illinois workers say the bank misclassified their jobs.
TCF profit driven upward by auto, equipment financing
TCF Financial Corp. said third-quarter net income grew 22 percent as auto loans and equipment financing rose strongly and borrowing costs fell. The Wayzata bank…
TCF's results
TCF 2Q profit rises, driven again by auto, equipment loans
Second quarter saw sustained profit improvements from company's strategy to expand into auto, equipment loans.
Schafer: Shareholder grumbling over TCF execs' pay is justified
Here’s the way it’s supposed to work — when shareholders in large numbers vote against the way you pay your executives, you change the way…
TCF profits surge; CEO says bank 'hit on all pistons'
The Wayzata-based lender is trying to grow beyond its reliance on consumer banking fees.
TCF building may be redeveloped in downtown Minneapolis
A new tower could rise after the bank relocates its downtown Minneapolis staff to Plymouth.
TCF relocation
TCF will exit downtown Minneapolis tower for Plymouth campus
TCF Financial Corp. is pulling out of the TCF Tower and TCF Bank Building in downtown Minneapolis as it consolidates several office locations into a new campus in Plymouth for 1,500 employees.
TCF
TCF closing 8 Cub branches in Minn.
Profits at the state's No. 3 bank jump 50 percent from last year, but slipped a bit from the previous quarter. The bank enters cost-cutting mode again.
Target data breach
Banks have replaced 15.3M cards since Target breach
Wells Fargo & Co. is the latest bank to shift gears and start proactively replacing cards exposed during Target's breach.
Outdoor hockey at U
Nov. 25: Gophers to play outdoor hockey doubleheader at TCF
The Gophers will play an outdoor hockey doubleheader at TCF Bank Stadium, with the men's team playing Ohio State and the women playing Minnesota State-Mankato.
TCF to reissue cards tied to Target breach
The bank is contacting customers who used its cards at Target, saying it won't deactivate their TCF cards until new ones arrive.
Federal regulator clears TCF on Bank Secrecy Act compliance
The bank paid a $10 million fine earlier this year for lapses in monitoring suspicious bank transactions.
Wieffering: Time to get over debit card fees
The foot-stomping frenzy about debit card fees reminds me of a sandbox showdown between 2-year-olds.
Consumer fury forcing banks to kill debit fees
Bank of America latest to drop fee. But analysts say battle not over.
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