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Why People's United Is Paying So Little for the Citizens Branches

by Matthew Monks
FEB 28, 2012 1:13pm ET
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The strikingly low price Citizens Financial Group Inc. has agreed to accept for its New York supermarket branches reflects a lack of demand for deposits — and for those particular branches.

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