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South Shore Bank shares a long history with the South Shore region of Massachusetts. Although the name South Shore Savings Bank began in 1997 with the merger of Weymouth Savings Bank and South Weymouth Savings Bank, we were originally chartered by the General and Honorable Court of the Commonwealth in 1833 as the Weymouth and Braintree Institution for Savings. We have a proud heritage of commitment to the communities we serve. We are a full service mutual savings bank with 14 locations in eight communities throughout the South Shore. As a mutual savings bank, our duty is to serve our customers. We are locally managed and dedicated to the needs of the community rather than the demands of investors. As a regional banking leader, it is our mission to meet the needs of our customers. We do this by offering a variety of both traditional and innovative financial products for your personal and business banking needs. We are consistently developing our technology products to ensure our customers are provided with the convenient services they’ve grown to expect.
At Equitable Bank, we are as invested in our employees as we are in our business. That`s why we are consistently recognized as one of Canada`s Top Employers – a rating that comes from our 800+ employees. What makes Equitable Bank such a great place to work is our company`s commitment to providing the best service possible to our customers.
Cumberland Security Bank is a Somerset, KY-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Bank of Hawaii is the primary subsidiary of Bank of Hawaii Corporation, a regional bank holding company. Bank of Hawaii Corporation through its subsidiaries provides varied financial services to businesses, consumers and governments in Hawaii, American Samoa and the Pacific Islands. The company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange as “BOH.” In the community, Bank of Hawaii is also affectionately known as “Bankoh.”
Atlantic Bank of New York is a New York, NY-based company in the Financial Services sector.