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Who’s on the move? From new VPs to fresh project managers, see who’s been hired, promoted and honored: It’s The Personnel File.
State Street Bank laid off 250 employees who work in the information technology department. The layoffs were part of a previously announced plan to trim headcount by 2,300.
State Street will pay nearly $54 million in restitution and penalties to resolve allegations that the company overcharged many clients for certain services that were supposed to be billed on an “out-of-pocket” basis.
When your office moves a few blocks north, you cross an invisible line that pulls you to the North Shore.
The open format layout of the office tower will enable State Street Corp. to lower its occupancy costs as approximately 2,500 employees relocate from the One Lincoln tower on the edge of the Financial District.
Layoffs at State Street Corp. appear to be worse than initially anticipated.
State Street Corp. is preparing to get rid of a large chunk of its senior management.
A former senior managing director of State Street Corp. was sentenced yesterday in federal court in Boston in connection with engaging in a scheme to defraud at least six of the bank’s clients through secret commissions applied to billions of dollars of securities trades.
A former executive vice president of State Street Corporation was sentenced yesterday in federal court in Boston in connection with engaging in a scheme to defraud at least six of the bank’s clients through secret commissions applied to billions of dollars of securities trades.
State Street Bank and Trust Company broke away from the pack this year, adding a huge amount of assets to its business to grab a commanding lead in market deposit share in Massachusetts.
State Street Corp.’s purchase of Charles River Development caused shares to slide Friday, as investors questioned the firm’s plan to complete the acquisition as well as the price tag.
A former executive vice president of State Street Corp. was convicted yesterday by a federal jury in Boston in connection with engaging in a scheme to defraud at least six of the bank’s clients through secret commissions applied to billions of dollars of securities trades.
For a sector that’s lately been overshadowed by tech expansion in downtown Boston, the financial service industry is expected to play an outsized role in some of the biggest upcoming lease transactions.
Financial services giants like State Street, Fidelity and Putnam have been mainstays of the downtown office market for years now.
State Street and Trust Co. has resolved to return $75 million in profits following allegations that it provided misleading information as to how it priced foreign exchange transactions, Attorney General Maura Healey announced today.
