Citations with the tag: KABAT, Kevin
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- Kabat Takes The Lead At Fifth Third.
Emrich, Anne Bond // Grand Rapids Business Journal; 1/22/2007, Vol. 25 Issue 4, p3No abstract available.
- Another CIO takes over retail bank.
Radigan, Joseph // U.S. Banker; May95, Vol. 105 Issue 5, p21Reports on Kevin Kabat's promotion to executive vice president for retail administration and corporate technology of Old Kent Financial Corp. Addition of retail bank to Kabat's technology responsibility; Comments by Kabat.
- CEO Kabat Says Fifth Third Will Be a Buyer.
Kline, Alan // American Banker; 12/8/2011, Vol. 176 Issue 189, p16No abstract available.
- Inside track.
Molinari, Deanne // Grand Rapids Business Journal; 05/04/98, Vol. 16 Issue 18, p5Profiles Kevin Kabat, president of the Old Kent Financial Corp. Career in banking; Background in human resources management; Educational attainment; Mentors at Old Kent; Involvement in mergers and acquisitions; Information technology in banking; Amount allocated to solve the millennium bug.
- Old Kent makes changes at top.
Ghering, Mike // Grand Rapids Business Journal; 2/24/97, Vol. 15 Issue 8, p3No abstract available.
- Employee retention woes affect all companies.
Molinari, Deanne // Grand Rapids Business Journal; 03/23/98, Vol. 16 Issue 12, p11Focuses on Kevin Kabat's plans as bank president and senior executive vice president for Old Kent Financial Corp. in hiring and retaining the corporation's 7,200 employees. Necessary steps to recruiting; Importance of employee retention for the company's bottom line; Partnerships with temporary...
- In Their Own Words: 3rd Quarter 2010.
Molinari, Deanne // American Banker; 10/28/2010, Vol. 175 Issue 166, p9The article presents quotations from various people involved with the financial services industry regarding the third quarter of 2010 including Brian Moynihan, the chief executive officer (CEO) of Bank of America, Kevin Kabat, the CEO of Fifth Third Bancorp, and Richard Davis, the CEO of U.S....
- Fifth Third President Named CEO.
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 1/17/2007, Vol. 172 Issue 11, p1The article announces that Kevin Kabat was appointed chief executive officer at Fifth Third Bancorp Inc. in Cincinnati, Ohio.
- Fifth Third CEO on Hard First Year.
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 4/15/2008, Vol. 173 Issue 72, p1The author reports on the experiences of Kevin T. Kabat on his first year as the chief executive of Fifth Third Bancorp. According to the article, Kabat feels that his first year as chief executive was more difficult than he anticipated. Difficulties which Kabat faced when he took over as chief...
- Fifth Third Names Chief Operating Officer.
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 7/7/2006, Vol. 171 Issue 129, p20The article focuses on Fifth Third Bancorp Inc., which named chief information officer Greg D. Carmichael as its chief operating officer on July 6, 2006. In 2006 the company promoted Kevin Kabat to president, hired John Presley to help with corporate strategy and Christopher G. Marshall as chief...
- Fifth Third Details Card Growth Plan.
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 2/1/2007, Vol. 172 Issue 22, p1The article looks at how executives at Fifth Third Bancorp outlined steps to accomplish their goal of improving their consumer businesses. Fifth Third executives say that deposit account retention remains an issue for the company and the company is not bringing in enough credit card customers....
- In Their Own Words: 3rd Quarter 2009.
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 10/28/2009, Vol. 174 Issue 196, p9The article presents quotes from a variety of high-level banking executives on the third quarter of 2009. Kevin T. Kabat of Fifth Third Bancorp, James Wells of SunTrust Banks, and C. Dowd Ritter of Regions Financial are all quoted on the topic of economic recovery.
- At Fifth Third, Decision Time On Processor.
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 11/27/2007, Vol. 172 Issue 227, p1This article reports that First Third Bancorp is wrapping up a strategic review of Fifth Third Processing Solutions, and Kevin T. Kabat, the $104.3 billion-asset company's chief executive, said it may divest the unit or alter its visibility with a rebranding campaign. Frustrated Fifth Third...
- Fifth Third's Next Issue: What's Core?
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 6/19/2008, Vol. 173 Issue 118, p1This article reports that U.S. banking corporation Fifth Third Bancorp (5/3 Bank) of Cincinnati, Ohio is considering divesting its noncore business lines in reaction to struggling profits and devaluation of the company as a whole. Comments are offered from Kevin T. Kabat, president and chief...
- Fifth Third CEO Concurs on Bonuses.
Davis, Paul // American Banker; 1/14/2009, Vol. 174 Issue 9, p20The article reports that the chief executive officer (CEO) of Fifth Third Bancorp, Fevin Kabat, recommended that his company forgo merit-based raises and bonuses for Fifth Third's top executives. Kabat intends to formally propose such a measure to the company's board of directors in January...
- Fifth Third Says Alt-A Sales to Continue.
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 9/12/2007, Vol. 172 Issue 176, p18This article reports that Fifth Third Bancorp is still looking to sell its alternative-A mortgage platform, Kevin T. Kabat, its chief executive, told investors. Selling the loans has been difficult however, due to changing purchaser guidelines. The $101 billion asset Fifth Third started...
- HITS AND HAS-BEENS.
Rieker, Matthias // U.S. Banker; Mar2007, Vol. 117 Issue 3, p12Career developments involving bank employees in the U.S. are presented. Scott Powell was promoted as Chase's chief executive officer of consumer banking. Kevin Kabat has replaced George A. Schaefer Jr. as the chief executive of Fifth Third Bancorp. Jim E. Nelson has been appointed as executive...
- FIFTH THIRD TO MARKET CREDIT CARDS MORE AGGRESSIVELY.
Rieker, Matthias // CardLine; 2/2/2007, Vol. 7 Issue 5, p33The article reports on the announcement of Kevin Kabat, president of Fifth Third Bancorp, that the bank aims to bolster its credit card revenues. The goal of the bank is to boost its credit card portfolio's receivables to $2.4 billion on 2 million accounts by 2009, generating about $83 million...
- Issues with Credit Can't Hold Down Fifth Third Stock.
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 4/23/2008, Vol. 173 Issue 78, p2The article discusses the stock price of Fifth Third Bancorp, which rallied following the company's release of a first-quarter report which cited markedly higher costs and said loan quality is likely to get worse before it improves. Kevin T. Kabat, Fifth Third's chief executive officer, is...
- 'Difficult' Challenge For Banks.
Emrich, Anne Bond // Grand Rapids Business Journal; 5/27/2008, Vol. 26 Issue 21, p1The article reports on the speech delivered by Kevin Kabat, chief executive officer (CEO) of Fifth Third Bancorp, at a Junior Achievement-sponsored luncheon held at Noto's restaurant in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He states that the U.S. economy while not technically in a recession, is in the grip...
- Fifth Third Seen Needing To Select a CFO Quickly.
Dobbs, Kevin // American Banker; 9/18/2008, Vol. 173 Issue 181, p2The article reports that Fifth Third Bancorp is searching for a new chief financial officer (CFO). The company began searching in May, 2008. It is planning to sell off some of its subsidiaries in order to maintain appropriate levels of capital, but without a CFO, it is unlikely to make wise...
- Fifth Third Dividend Cut to 1 Cent.
Davis, Paul // American Banker; 12/18/2008, Vol. 173 Issue 243, p2The article reports that Fifth Third Bancorp cut its quarterly dividend to one penny for the end of 2008, citing its uncertainty about the direction of the economy. The decision is expected to save about $300 million in capital in 2009. Bank head Kevin Kabat is quoted discussing the move. Fifth...
- Getting Back To Stable, If Not Certain.
Davis, Paul // American Banker; 12/22/2008, Vol. 173 Issue 245, p1The article focuses on the bank Fifth Third Bancorp. It states that the United States Treasury Department has given preliminary approval of $3.5 billion from its Capital Purchase Program to Fifth Third. Kevin Kabat, chief executive officer of Fifth Third, said that ample capital is needed to...
- Fifth Third Chief Sees Loan Growth, Slow M&A in 2012.
Davis, Paul // American Banker; 1/5/2012, Vol. 177 Issue 3, p1No abstract available.
- Fraud Found.
Shenn, Jody; Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 1/19/2006, Vol. 171 Issue 12, p11This article reports that mortgage fraud sliced into Fifth Third Bancorp's fourth-quarter earnings, but the Cincinnati company is not revealing much of the details for now. On a conference call Tuesday, Kevin Kabat, Fifth Third's executive vice president of marketing, retail banking, and...
- More Clarity from Fifth Third.
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 6/22/2006, Vol. 171 Issue 119, p1This article reports on Kevin Kabat who worked behind the scenes helping to rebuild Fifth Third Bancorp's executive ranks. Kabat was announced as the company president to the Fifth Third Bancorp in 2006. Fifth Third's chief executive officer (CEO), George A. Schaefer Jr., who had been president...
- PEOPLE.
Cole, Jim; Rieker, Matthias; Mazzucca, Tim // American Banker; 2/2/2007, Vol. 172 Issue 23, p2The article focuses on comments made by banking industry leaders. John Stumpf of Wells Fargo & Co. Inc commented on the effect the inverted yield curve has on his sleeping habits. Kevin Kabat and Chris Marshall of Fifth Third Bancorp joked about balance sheet reorganization at an industry...
- Fifth Third's CFO Steps Down.
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 5/5/2008, Vol. 173 Issue 86, p15The author reports on the resignation of Christopher G. Marshall as the chief financial officer at Fifth Third Bancorp. Comments made by Kevin T. Kabat, the chief executive officer (CEO) of Fifth Third, regarding Marshall's service to the company are presented. Marshall's tenure at Fifth Third...
- How Much Change for Fifth Third?
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 4/16/2007, Vol. 172 Issue 72, p1This article presents a discussion with George A. Schaefer, the departing chief executive of Fifth Third Bancorp, and Kevin T. Kabat, the succeeding chief executive for the bank, regarding the recent growth of and present challenges and opportunities facing the company and its place in the U.S....
- Standing Out.
LANDY, HEATHER // American Banker Magazine; Apr2013, Vol. 123 Issue 4, p18The article offers the author's insights on the aspects of large regional banks development in the U.S. The author mentions the use of technology's democratization on the consolidation of smaller banks. Fifth Third chief executive officer (CEO) Kevin Kabat says that technology is an advantage...
- CLIMBING THE CORPORATE LATTICE.
Herskowitz, Jean E. // American Banker Magazine; Oct2012, Vol. 122 Issue 10, p34The article focuses on the significance of considering profit and loss statements (P&L) in risk management in business and on the role of women in financial services. It highlights the case of Mary Tuuk who served as chief risk officer at Fifth Third Bancorp who faced a roadblock on her career...
- THE MEDICAL MUTUAL 2013 PILLAR AWARD FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE.
Herskowitz, Jean E. // Smart Business Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky; Jan2013, Vol. 8 Issue 12, p13The article announces the 2013 Pillar Award for Community Service recipients including Zola Stewart, president of Focus Solutions Inc., Jonathan Theders, president of Clark-Theders Insurance Agency Inc., and Kevin Kabat, president of the company Fifth Third Bank.
- Here's What We Won't Do.
Rieker, Matthias // American Banker; 4/13/2007, Vol. 172 Issue 71, p1The article discusses a motivational documentary that was made by Fifth Third Bancorp, starring the company's president, Kevin T. Kabat. The unusual aspect of this documentary is that it features Kabat outside of the bank's main rivals and critiquing their strategies. Some of the banks that were...
- A Tempting Target for CEOs Of Fifth Third, Huntington.
Monks, Matthew // American Banker; 8/21/2012, Vol. 177 Issue 129, p1The article mentions Citizens Republic Bancorp's board in Michigan is considering selling the company and Fifth Third Bancorp and Huntington Bancshares, both Ohio companies, are among the potential buyers. Brief financial information is given about all three companies. Chief executive officers...
