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Corner Office opens Warwick office
Corner Office Financial, a risk management, investment advisory and business consulting firm, formerly of Smithfield, opened its new office in Warwick on May 7. more
Workshop to focus on disaster prep
A workshop on Disaster Preparedness for Small Business will be held in Providence on May 30. The workshop will focus on developing an emergency plan that protects the business and employees and keeps the company functional during the rebuilding process. more
Five Questions With: Jordan Arovas
Senior vice president and manager of specialty banking at Webster Bank talks about working with medical practices. more
Citizens’ planned IPO way to help pay U.K. debt
Providence-based RBS Citizens Financial Group has chosen a new leader specifically to prepare for a partial IPO planned for 2015, replacing Chairman and CEO Ellen Alemany, named one of 10 CEOs to watch this year by American Banker. more

By Rhonda Miller
PBN Staff Writer | 5/20/13

Customers increases public offering amount to $90M
Customers Bancorp Inc., parent company of Customers Bank, has increased its previously announced offering of $75 million of common stock to $90 million, the bank announced Wednesday. more
RBS chairman signals further job cuts, branch closures to come
Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC, the recipient of the biggest banking bailout in the world, will eliminate more jobs and close additional branches before its restructuring is complete, Chairman Philip Hampton said. more
Five Questions With: Bill Entwistle
Entwistle Financial Life Planning talks about the current state of the economy’s affect on retirement planning. more
Wash. Trust, R.I. housing host seminar
Washington Trust and Rhode Island Housing will host free reverse mortgage seminars May 21-23 at three of the bank’s locations, according to a press release. more
BCSB expanding into Freetown
Bristol County Savings Bank has opened a new branch in Freetown, a location between the bank’s oldest market in Taunton and its newest market in New Bedford, according to a press release. more
Mount Hope High students recognized as ‘financial scholars’
Mount Hope High School students who completed the Rhode Island Financial Scholars Program have been recognized by General Treasurer Gina Raimondo. more
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