
Ion Bank to Join with New Jersey Mutual Lender
Naugatuck’s Ion Bank has agreed to merge with New Jersey-based mutual bank NVE Bank, making the second New Jersey bank Ion as acquired in two years.
Naugatuck’s Ion Bank has agreed to merge with New Jersey-based mutual bank NVE Bank, making the second New Jersey bank Ion as acquired in two years.
Ion Bank is opening its new 22nd branch in Southington. And it comes with a new benefit for customers: an electric vehicle charging station.
Ion Bank’s wealth management group, Ion Investments, has brought on Amanda Mongillo as vice president and life insurance director.
Naugatuck-based Ion Bank has hired Silvi Sboui as vice president and cash management sales officer.
Naugatuck-based Ion Bank has hired Cesar Abreu as an assistant vice president and branch manager for its Wallingford Branch.
Ginger Fennell, Ion Bank’s chief risk officer and treasurer, has been elected to the Independent Community Bankers of America federal delegate board.
As part of its recently completed acquisition of New Jersey-based Lincoln 1st Bank, Ion Bank’s board of directors has appointed David Scelba as a trustee of the bank’s holding company and member of the bank’s board of directors.
David Rotatori does not want to be Ion Bank’s last president and CEO. The Naugatuck-based bank made big moves this year that will help the $1.7 billion-asset institution commit long-term to mutuality.
Naugatuck-based Ion Bank plans to expand into Northern New Jersey by merging with Lincoln 1st Bank.
Naugatuck-based Ion Bank has hired two assistant vice presidents for its new South Windsor branch.
Naugatuck-based Ion Bank has opened a new branch in South Windsor, continuing its expansion into Central Connecticut.
Naugatuck-based Ion Bank has sold its insurance business, Ion Insurance Corp., to a global insurance broker based in Chicago.
Ion Bank’s charitable foundation has awarded $70,025 in grants to 201 nonprofit organizations as part of its Community Awards Program.
With another round of the Paycheck Protection Program starting this week, lenders will have to manage the process for new loans while still getting through last year’s forgiveness applications.
Even as 2020 comes to an end, many of the storylines that dominated the year in banking and lending continue to evolve, likely shaping the industry for months and years to come.
With the surge in coronavirus cases continuing, some Connecticut banks and credit unions have once again started shutting down their lobbies.
Once a slow, even multi-year process, the speed at which financial institutions adopt new technology could be changing thanks to the tumultuous events of the last six months.
The parent company of Naugatuck-based Ion Bank has a new chief human resources officer.
Connecticut’s lenders processed as many loans during the PPP’s first few weeks as they would typically do in a year or more. But who made the most loans?
Naugatuck-based Ion Bank has broken ground on its second branch in the Farmington Valley.