Cambridge Trust Sees Third Quarter Earnings Increase After Merger
In its first full quarter since merging with Wellesley Bank, Cambridge Trust Co. saw third quarter earnings increase 74.9 percent compared to the same quarter last year.
In its first full quarter since merging with Wellesley Bank, Cambridge Trust Co. saw third quarter earnings increase 74.9 percent compared to the same quarter last year.
Cambridge Trust Co. reported $4 billion in assets but saw an earnings loss in the second quarter after its merger with Wellesley Bank affected expenses and the provision for loan losses.
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