Knoxville Biz Ticker: United Community Banks, Inc. announces acquisition of FinTrust Capital Partners, LLC
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United Community Banks, Inc. announces acquisition of FinTrust Capital Partners, LLC
GREENVILLE, S.C. – May 13, 2021 – United Community Banks, Inc. (NASDAQ: UCBI) (United) today announced that its Advisory Services division will be expanding through the acquisition of FinTrust Capital Partners, LLC (FinTrust), and its operating subsidiaries FinTrust Capital Advisors, LLC, FinTrust Capital Benefit Group, LLC and FinTrust Brokerage Services, LLC. FinTrust is a 13-year-old employee-owned investment advisory firm headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina, with additional locations in Anderson, South Carolina, and Athens and Macon, Georgia. The firm provides wealth and investment management services to individuals and institutions within its markets. As of March 31, 2021, FinTrust had assets u
By Hannah Presley
From intricately woven baskets and figures to her bold patterns and designs used to create wearable art in collaboration with fashion designer Ingrid Verner, each unique work shares a different story from a stage in Lisa Waup’s life.
Lisa Waup is a thoughtful and spirited artist who creates elaborate and sophisticated work that eloquently illustrates her life’s journey of discovery and connection. Her work highlights the importance of ancestral relationships, weaving stories of her past into contemporary sculptural forms.
I first met Waup in 2012. In my role at the time as curator at the Koorie Heritage Trust, we worked together to present her first major solo exhibition
Property market update: Melbourne, April 2021
By Zarah Mae Torrazo
14 May 2021
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Melbourne stayed the course to recovery in April, despite the Australian property market boom cooling after a scorching first quarter. Can the Victorian capital hit new peaks in 2021?
Australia’s dwelling prices posted another solid increase in April, though its upward trend slowed as rising prices hurt affordability and new stocks were added to the market which helped to return the balance between supply and demand.
But the latest property market boom is far from over. After the historic growth rate of 2.8 per cent in March, national dwelling values still rose by 1.8 per cent in April, with market observers noting that the monthly uptick is considered to be a more sustainable pace of growth.