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A FORMER Santander Bank employee who lives in East Providence has pleaded guilty in federal court to stealing more than $125,000 from an account of a 78-year-old Massachusetts customer with dementia. / COURTESY U.S. DISTRICT COURT

Former Santander Bank employee admits to stealing $125K from elderly customer

PROVIDENCE – A former Santander Bank employee has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $125,000 from an account of a 78-year-old customer with dementia,...

Santander plans branch upgrades, flagship sites across Northeast

PROVIDENCE – Santander Bank N.A. is planning a series of branch upgrades, new flagship locations and network consolidations across the Northeast as part of...

Newsweek names 12 regional financial institutions to ‘Best Banks and Credit...

PROVIDENCE – Six banks and six credit unions with operations within Rhode Island and Bristol County, Mass., were named to the “America’s Best Regional...

PBN’s most-read stories of 2025

News of Providence's changing cityscape generated the most buzz in 2025, with the top-read articles detailing new developments and commercial projects. The Ocean State...

Most-read stories on PBN.com, May 2025

1. Santander Bank to close 18 branches, including Atwells Ave. ­location in Providence POSTED ONLINE: MAY 9 Santander Bank N.A. announced plans to close...

Emergence of AI discussed at Greater Providence Chamber Economic Outlook Breakfast

WARWICK – Though artificial intelligence offers many benefits, Rajani Mahadevan, chief operating officer of The Beacon Mutual Insurance Co., said during Tuesday's Economic Outlook...

Providence Chamber 2025 Economic Outlook Breakfast to focus on AI

PROVIDENCE – The Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce and Santander Bank will host their annual Economic Outlook Breakfast on April 22, focusing on the...

J.D. Power ranks Rockland Trust No. 2 among New England retail...

ROCKLAND, Mass. – Rockland Trust has been named one of New England’s top banks for customer satisfaction, according to the J.D. Power 2025 U.S....
ON THE DECLINE? The estimated annual amount of overdraft fees collected by U.S. banks and credit unions has dropped from a high of nearly $12 billion in 2019 to $5.3 billion in 2023. But the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule would cut further into that revenue.
SOURCE: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. data; Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council

Bankers fight to overturn rule on overdraft fees

A proposed banking regulation that one federal agency says will save Americans $5 billion a year in overdraft fees is facing strong opposition from...

Six banks that operate in R.I. get top marks from LGBTQ+...

PROVIDENCE – Six banks that have a presence in Rhode Island were among the 765 United States businesses that received the highest score on...
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