
The Savings Bank CEO Retires, Successor Named
After a 47-year career in the financial services industry, Robert J. DiBella, president and chief executive officer at The Savings Bank has announced his retirement.
After a 47-year career in the financial services industry, Robert J. DiBella, president and chief executive officer at The Savings Bank has announced his retirement.
Robert Gustafson, the longtime CEO of the former Crescent Credit Union, plans to retire on June 30.
In so many of his public appearances these days, Gov. Charlie Baker faces questions about what he will do next when his second term ends in January and he hands the corner office to someone else.
Americans on the cusp of retiring – a source of inventory for the nation’s housing markets – are facing a tough choice as they watch their nest eggs shrink: Stay the course or keep working.
Bank of America Vice Chair Anne Finucane, who joined the company after its acquisition of Fleet Bank, will retire at the end of the year, Bank of America said in a statement yesterday.
Long-time local banker and Cambridge Trust Co. President Mark D. Thompson will retire at the end of the year.
Tina Sbrega, president and CEO of Gardner-based GFA Federal Credit Union, will retire next spring after 40 years at the credit union.
Harvard University Employees Credit Union’s longtime leader, Gene Foley, will retire in July 2020 after 25 years as president and CEO.
MIT Federal Credit Union’s longtime president and CEO retired Aug. 1.
The longtime leader of Middletown, Rhode Island-based People’s Credit Union is retiring.
The longtime CFO of Lowell-based Enterprise Bank is retiring.
After more than five decades in banking, South Shore Bank President Paul Pecci will retire at the end of the month.
Worcester Credit Union President and CEO Karen Duffy is planning to retire after more than 25 years with the credit union.
James G. Sartori, a member of the boards of directors at Meridian Bancorp and its subsidiary East Boston Savings Bank, has retired, according to a recent regulatory filing.
For the first time in nearly two decades, StonehamBank has new leaders.
Nearly 30 percent of Millennials are tapping into their retirement savings for down payments, according to a new report from Down Payment Resource.
David Begelfer, leader of NAIOP Massachusetts, is finally retiring.
After more than 30 years with the company, State Street Corp. CEO Joseph L Hooley will retire at the end of the year, according to a regulatory filing this morning.
Baby Boomers are more likely to have a mortgage when they retire than the generation born between the mid-1920s and the mid-1940s, and while that trend worries some economists, other experts say post-retirement debt can be a smart move.
State Comptroller Thomas Shack sounded the tsunami alarm Wednesday morning, warning that core state services could be in jeopardy in the next five to 10 years as older state employees leave the workforce and take their skill sets with them.