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The Connecticut company, which is nearing the threshold to become a systemically important financial institution, has bought three businesses in the past year.
October 19
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Connecticut-based CU surpasses 50,000 members just months after hitting $500 million in assets.
October 12
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A double-digit increase in the size of the Connecticut company's commercial book factored heavily into its improved second-quarter results.
July 21 -
But the Connecticut company says the efficiencies of its recent acquisition of Suffolk Bancorp will begin to be realized soon.
July 20 -
Leaf Commercial Capital originates about $500 million in loans annually tied to equipment and software purchases.
July 20 -
Plimoth Investment Advisors, a firm owned by two mutuals in Massachusetts, is buying the business.
March 21
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Joseph Greco previously served as CEO of Southern Connecticut Bancorp, which sold itself to Liberty Bank in 2013.
March 8
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The Dorchester, Mass.-based CU liked COCC’s robust functionality.
February 15
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The Massachusetts-based CU liked COCC’s cooperative business model.
January 27
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The Connecticut bank said a spike in business lending and residential mortgages gave its fourth-quarter earnings a boost.
January 19
