Amid M&A, Brookline Bank Looks for Organic Growth
With three bank mergers now complete – and another acquisition in the region still to come – Greater Boston’s banks have found themselves operating in an altered landscape.
Community Groups Watch for Effects of Mergers
by Diane McLaughlin | May 30, 2021
The mergers and acquisitions transforming the Massachusetts banking industry this year will also have a significant effect on another group: the community development organizations that partner with banks on affordable housing and lending programs.
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