The $2.8 billion-asset company said in a press release that the
plan, called MVB F1, will debut at an investor day in Las Vegas set to
take place on March 14-15.
The fintech-focused
MVB recently completed its last three-year plan. Its 2021 earnings rose 4.6% from
a year earlier, to $39 million.
MVB in August said it would increase its stake in Interchecks
Technologies, a payment disbursement platform. Interchecks focuses on the
gaming industry segments of online sports betting, daily fantasy sports and
iGaming.
In September, MVB announced a partnership to
let its fintech clients offer Bitcoin-related products. The collaboration with
Victor Technologies and NYDIG, will integrate Bitcoin into MVB’s
Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) offerings.
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