by Steve Adams | May 2, 2024
A development group led by Related Beal completed its financing for development of a Vertex Pharmaceutical-leased research center that’s ramping up construction in South Boston’s Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park.
by Banker & Tradesman | Mar 27, 2024
Santander Bank announced Wednesday morning that Swati Bhatia, formerly of Goldman Sachs’ Marcus banking unit, has taken over its retail banking arm.
by Nika Cataldo | Dec 1, 2023
Bank of America is closing three of its branches in Greater Boston while Citizens Bank continues to replace branches in grocery stores with video teller-enabled interactive teller machines.
by Nika Cataldo | Nov 27, 2023
Amid the call to banks to offer bank accounts that could help low-income households, Santander Bank has started offering a consumer checking account to serve the underbanked and help them achieve their financial goals.
by Nika Cataldo | Oct 31, 2023
JPMorgan Chase continued its Massachusetts expansion as it opened three branches in October, while TD Bank and Citizens Bank filed to open Boston branches, according to the latest information from the Office of Comptroller of the Currency.
by Nika Cataldo | Oct 3, 2023
Local branches of Santander Bank, JPMorgan Chase and First Republic Bank closed down in September, according to OCC’s latest data.
by Nika Cataldo | Aug 15, 2023
Santander Bank has proceeded with the planned closures of its bank branches while JPMorgan Chase Bank continues to expand its branches in Massachusetts.
by Diane McLaughlin | Mar 21, 2023
Santander Bank plans to close at least 16 Massachusetts branches this year, driven by customers increasingly opting for online banking instead of in-person banking.
by Banker & Tradesman | Jan 27, 2023
Boston-based developer City Realty gave $7,500 to the the Dorchester Winter Farmers Market through its City Kids foundation to preserve a coupon program that helps lower-income Bostonians buy fresh fruits and vegetables. See who else gave back.
by Banker & Tradesman | Aug 29, 2022
The parent company of Santander Bank has committed $2.5 million in funding over three years to Boston-based City Year, which supports U.S. public schools that are considered under-resourced.
by Diane McLaughlin | Aug 28, 2022
Patrick Smith, Santander’s new head of consumer and business banking, got hooked on retail banking after a career in the IT sector. It’s proving to be an asset as he guides the bank’s efforts to simplify its consumer products.
by Diane McLaughlin | Aug 5, 2022
After discontinuing mortgage lending earlier this year, Santander Bank has formed a partnership with Rocket Mortgage to provide home loans for the bank’s customers.
by Diane McLaughlin | Jun 24, 2022
The nation’s largest banks, including many key to the New England economy, have strong capital levels and would be able to continue lending to households and businesses during a severe recession, according to the Federal Reserve’s annual stress test.
by Diane McLaughlin | Jun 19, 2022
A new program at Chelsea-based Metro Credit Union will pay branch and service center staff – both new hires and existing employees who apply for the program – a minimum annual salary of $50,000, higher than some of the recent wage adjustments made by large national banks.
by Banker & Tradesman | Jun 13, 2022
From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: it’s The Personnel File.
by Banker & Tradesman | Jun 3, 2022
Santander Bank has opened a new branch on Boylston Street that combines a traditional branch with co-working space.
by Banker & Tradesman | Mar 31, 2022
Santander Bank will raise its minimum hourly wage to $20, affecting employees who work in branches, call centers and corporate offices.
by Banker & Tradesman | Mar 14, 2022
A Boston man has pleaded guilty to robbing a Santander Bank branch, his third federal robbery charge.
by Diane McLaughlin | Feb 3, 2022
Santander Bank’s parent company plans to discontinue U.S. home lending and review some of its commercial and industrial lending segments as part of a strategy to accelerate profitable growth.
by Banker & Tradesman | Nov 17, 2021
A Methuen man who used his authority as a branch manager to fraudulently withdraw more than $560,000 from the accounts of deceased customers has been sentenced to prison for bank fraud.