First County Bank recently celebrated its 175th anniversary and the bank remains committed to serving customers in Fairfield County. Now, under a new CEO, it’s looking to its next years ahead.

The 2,400-square-foot freestanding branch features teller assistance, a drive-thru, a walk-up ATM, and private offices for financial consultations.

After building a customer base in Europe, the fintech landed approval to open a U.S. bank based in Stamford.

Torrington Savings Bank said it’s hired two bankers to top executive positions, the fourth and fifth such additions in the last 18 months.

Citizens Bank has sued online lender SoFi, claiming it “essentially eliminated its market presence” in Connecticut after hiring away several mortgage employees.

The fintech Revolut has received conditional approval from the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to set up a bank to be headquartered in Stamford.

After taking a break from working at large banks, Mark Williams is joining KeyBank to lead the Ohio-based regional bank’s New England business banking efforts.

Ion Bank has formally filed with Massachusetts bank regulators to merge with a Boston-based bank, and is seeking public comment on the deal.

Some U.S. adults are using artificial intelligence for financial guidance, but it’s far from the most trusted source of advice, according to a new Gallup survey conducted in partnership with Edward Jones, a financial services firm.

Essex Bank has completed its succession plan as its board of directors formally named Lynn Giroux to succeed retiring President and CEO Diane Arnold.

After months of waiting, a Spanish multinational bank has secured regulators’ approval to buy the biggest Connecticut-based bank.

Five of the biggest U.S. banks reported record profits on last week, boosted by their trading desks and a remarkably resilient American consumer amid persistent global economic uncertainty.

PeoplesBank is not looking to be your average community bank, says Chief Operating Officer Aleda DeMaria.

The Trump administration is taking additional steps to prevent people living in the U.S. illegally from using the nation’s banking system, cracking down on financial institutions that are lending money to them.

Patriot Bank is now free from enforcement actions initiated by The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and says it wants to grow its assets by around $700 million.

Every year, the Commercial Record analyzes mortgage data to identify the state’s top loan originators. In a tough market, what helped them beat their competitors? One bank’s experience offers clues.