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THE WASHINGTON TRUST CO. recently provided $23.6 million to finance the mixed-use redevelopment of Pontiac Mills in Warwick, shown by the rendering above. / COURTESY WASHINGTON TRUST

Washington Trust provides $24M for Pontiac Mills redevelopment

Financial Services 12/05/2017

WARWICK – The Washington Trust Co. recently provided $23.6 million to finance the mixed-use redevelopment of Pontiac Mills in Warwick. The Westerly-based bank made the...

EXPANDING: Home Loan Investment Bank recently opened two new lending offices, in Warwick and Providence. Above, foreground, Kevin Roche, vice president, speaks with Tania Krouse, mortgage adviser, while John Casey, background left, mortgage banker, consults with Brian J. Murphy, chairman and CEO. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Small banks, credit unions still finding value in opening new branches

Financial Services 12/01/2017

When was the last time you went to the bank? If you can’t remember, you’re not alone. Waiting in line for the bank teller is...

THE RHODE ISLAND Business Group on Health has been recognized by the American Board of Internal Medicine and Consumer Reports magazine for its successful promotion of the Choosing Wisely initiative, which seeks to advance a national dialogue to avoid wasteful medical tests and procedures.

RIBGH recognized in special report on Choosing Wisely campaign

Health Services 11/20/2017

PROVIDENCE – The American Board of Internal Medicine and Consumer Reports magazine have recognized the Rhode Island Business Group on Health for its successful...

THE WASHINGTON TRUST CO. executives celebrate the opening of its new Coventry branch during a ribbon-cutting ceremony with elected officials. /COURTESY WASHINGTON TRUST

Washington Trust celebrates new Coventry branch, makes $22.5M loan

Financial Services 11/14/2017

COVENTRY – The Washington Trust Co. last week celebrated the grand opening of its newest location in Coventry, and made a multimillion-dollar loan for...

JOSEPH J. MARCAURELE, chairman and CEO of Washington Trust Bancorp Inc., the Westerly-based parent of The Washington Trust Co., will retire this winter. He will be succeeded by president and chief operating officer Edward O. "Ned" Handy III. / COURTESY WASHINGTON TRUST BANCORP

Washington Trust announces senior management promotions

Financial Services 10/31/2017

WESTERLY – Following major news that its CEO and chief financial officer would retire this winter, Washington Trust Bancorp Inc. has announced several senior-management...

CITIZENS BANK MAINTAINED its status as the bank with the largest percentage of deposits in the region, according to the latest FDIC data. /PBN FILE PHOTO/NICOLE DOTZENROD

Citizens Bank grows share of deposits in the region

Financial Services 10/24/2017

PROVIDENCE –Citizens Bank N.A. cemented its position as the bank in the region with the highest market share of deposits on June 30, according...

JOSEPH J. MARCAURELE IS chairman and CEO of Washington Trust Bancorp Inc., parent of The Washington Trust Co. in Westerly, which reported third-quarter profit of $13 million on Monday. / COURTESY WASHINGTON TRUST BANCORP

Washington Trust 3Q profit rises 5% to $13M

Financial Services 10/23/2017

WESTERLY – Washington Trust Bancorp Inc., the parent company of The Washington Trust Co., reported third-quarter net income of $13 million Monday, a 5.2...

TRENDING UPWARD: Washington Trust Co. Chairman and CEO Joseph J. MarcAurele, left, was succeeded by former Chief Operating Officer and President Edward "Ned" O. Handy III. MarcAurele led the bank to multiple years of year-over-year profitability growth since becoming CEO in 2010. / COURTESY WASHINGTON TRUST

Washington Trust CEO, CFO to retire

Financial Services 09/26/2017

WESTERLY – There’s a changing of the guard planned this winter for Washington Trust Bancorp Inc., as long-time Chairman and CEO Joseph J. MarcAurele...