United Bank Continues To Pay Dividends

United Bank closed its 29th and largest acquisition, Virginia Commerce, in early 2014. The acquisition has enhanced shareholder value and reinforced United's position as the dominant community bank in the DC area, says SVP Ross Draber. 2015 represents the bank’s 25th year in the area and it’s committed to continuing to serve the community. Last fall, United opened a brand-new financial center in downtown Bethesda, offering a full range of services, including retail banking, wealth management and commercial lending. Draber adds that last year United Bank’s stock was up almost 24% on a total return basis, and its investors have continued to enjoy increased dividends for the 41st consecutive year. For more info on our Bisnow partner, including their Q1 2015 performance, click here.

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