Lower Costs Improve Q4 Profits for Cambridge Trust
Cambridge Trust recorded a $2.7 million decline in non-interest, non-recurring expenses which resulted in a higher net income in the fourth quarter.
Cambridge Trust recorded a $2.7 million decline in non-interest, non-recurring expenses which resulted in a higher net income in the fourth quarter.
Eastern Bank is resolving its three troubled office loans from the third quarter of last year, plus a new non-performing real estate loan that cropped up in the fourth quarter, by selling them at a loss.
Cambridge Trust Co. has joined the ranks of local financial institutions recruiting Silicon Valley Bank and ex-First Republic Bank employees after picking up two business banking staffers.
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Cambridge Trust Co. saw deposits drop by 3.3 percent in the first quarter, with most of the outflows occurring before the bank failures in March.
The Hanover-based bank managed a second straight year of record new wealth management business while its major competitors suffered double-digit losses in 2022. And executives think they’re just scratching the surface of what’s possible.
Recent retirements among Cambridge Trust Co.’s senior executives do not signal a coming strategic change at the bank, according to the bank’s CEO.
The coming weeks will bring several changes to Cambridge Trust Co.’s senior management team, including the departure of its chief lending officer.
Cambridge Trust Co. executives said Tuesday that the bank expects its deposits won’t keep growing through the end of the year as lenders everywhere face an uphill battle against a weakening economy and rising interest rates on Treasury bonds.
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Greater Boston will now see two bank mergers in October after Cambridge Trust Co. received regulatory approval to acquire North Andover-based Northmark Bank.
Recent market volatility has affected Cambridge Trust Co.’s wealth management business, with the bank’s assets under management dropping by more than $640 million in the second quarter.
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John Traynor, who spent more than a decade as chief investment officer at People’s United Bank, has joined Cambridge Trust Co. to lead its wealth management expansion in Connecticut.
Months before agreeing to merge with Cambridge Trust Co., Northmark Bank had considered merging into a different bank, and the two institutions had agreed to work exclusively on a potential deal.
The parent company of Cambridge Trust Co. plans to acquire North Andover-based Northmark Bank in an all-stock deal valued at $63 million.
Despite changes to the economic and rate environment, Cambridge Trust expects to continue to see growth in commercial lending this year.
As mergers and acquisitions continue to alter the region’s banking landscape, one local bank has found an opportunity amid the shakeup to expand its wealth management services into a third New England state.
Cambridge Trust Co. saw core deposits increase 32 percent in 2021, driven in part by a marketing campaign that the bank said took advantage of the disruption caused by the region’s merger activity.
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