More Branch Closures Ahead
New England will lose dozens of bank branches in the next couple of years as several lenders shutter locations inside supermarkets, as persistently small margin spreads make these locations unprofitable.
Changes in Store for Branches as Some Banks Pull Back
by Diane McLaughlin | Dec 13, 2020
With the pandemic driving many customers away from branches and accelerating the adoption of online and mobile technology, banks face the prospect of long-lasting changes to how they interact with customers.
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