HarborOne Depositors Approve Plan to Go Fully Public
Depositors of the parent company of Brockton-based HarborOne Bank have approved the company’s plan to make a second-step conversion and reorganize into a fully public company.
Provident Bank to Go Fully Public With Second-Step Conversion
by Bram Berkowitz | Jun 6, 2019
Amesbury-based Provident Bank is going fully public with a second-step conversion, the second by a Massachusetts bank this year following HarborOne in March.
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