Incoming CEO Erik Porter poses with a mock-up of The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod's new signs bearing its new name, Cape & Coast Bank. Photo courtesy of Cape & Coast Bank

After over 100 years, The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod has rebranded to Cape & Coast Bank.

“As Cape Cod has evolved, so too has the bank, adapting to meet the needs of all who live, work, and love this place,” President and CEO Lisa Oliver, who will retire in October, said in a statement. “This new name and refreshed brand are a natural next step, honoring our deep roots while ensuring the bank continues to serve our community for generations to come.”

The name change comes with a new visual identity and a redesigned website. The bank believes that the new name and updated look reflect the bank’s commitment to serving Cape Cod and nearby communities and its focus on innovation and investment in the local economy.

To celebrate the new name, Cape & Coast Bank will be holding client appreciation events in all branch locations during the week of Sept. 29.

“The Cape and coastal areas we serve give our region its enduring charm, but the needs of our community continue to evolve,” CFO Erik Porter, who’s also the incoming president and CEO, said in a statement. “By introducing a new name and refreshed brand, we’re reaffirming our promise to support the people and businesses who are shaping the Cape’s future.”

The $1.6 billion-asset, Hyannis-based Cape & Coast Bank operates nine full-service branches throughout the Cape and a mortgage office in Provincetown.