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🔒Lower rates may spur commercial real estate activity in 2026, experts say

Lower interest rates and shifting investor sentiment could make 2026 more active for commercial real estate, though experts warn of multifamily market saturation, slowing industrial development and weakening employment conditions.

Amid strong growth and cross-border ambitions, Liberty Bank names first COO, elevates new generation of leaders

Liberty Bank has promoted Jeremy Miller as its first-ever COO, after the bank grew from $5B to $8.7B in assets since 2019. Miller helped turn around mortgage operations.

🔒Bank of America, Webster remain in tight race for deposit dominance in Connecticut

Bank of America and Webster Bank are nearly tied for the largest share of deposits in Connecticut.

Liberty Bank eliminates fees for non-sufficient funds, certain transfers

Liberty Bank will eliminate fees for non-sufficient funds and certain transfer fees starting Oct. 1, the Middletown-based...
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🔒Targeted Expansion: With eye on small business growth, Liberty Bank readies debut of national ‘digital bank’

After more than a year of delay, Middletown-based Liberty Bank anticipates opening a digital bank in the...

Liberty Bank institutes vaccine mandate

Liberty Bank this week joined the growing number of private employers requiring workers to be vaccinated against...

Liberty Bank to revamp digital strategy with help from Florida firm

Middletown’s Liberty Bank will revamp its digital strategy as part of a new deal with a Florida...

Liberty Bank to shed 10% of its CT branches

Middletown-based Liberty Bank has notified state regulators that it intends to close six of its 59 Connecticut branches, including two in Greater Hartford.
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🔒Liberty Bank targets Hartford commercial market for next big growth opportunity

As the COVID-19 pandemic recedes, Connecticut’s largest mutual bank is pursuing a commercial loan incursion into Hartford and the surrounding region.

🔒In wake of mega-mergers, no drastic pivots — yet — for CT’s community banks

Following two of the largest mergers and acquisitions Connecticut’s banking industry has ever seen, the chasm between larger lenders and community banks has widened even further.
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