NEW ENGLAND
Webster Financial Corp. in Waterbury, Conn., has promoted Peter K. Mulligan, an executive vice president of its Webster Bank, to senior executive vice president for retail.He had been in charge of consumer and small-business banking since joining the bank in 1995. Now he will also cover insurance, investments, and consumer finance, including mortgages. He continues to work out of Webster's consumer banking headquarters in Wallingford, Conn.
Mr. Mulligan has 25 years of banking experience in the Hartford area. Before joining Webster he was director of product management, regional sales, and insurance for the consumer lending group at Bank of Boston, where he worked for two years. Earlier he was an executive vice president in the banking division of Society for Savings, which he joined in 1967. Bank of Boston bought Society in 1993.
Webster Financial Corp. has $11 billion of assets.
MIDWEST
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago has named Jeff Anderson as national account manager for third-party service providers and for Firstar Bank in the business development office of financial and management services.Mr. Anderson was also promoted to vice president from assistant vice president. He has worked at the Chicago Fed for 16 years.
The bank has also hired Annette Jelley as assistant vice president in the check operations department and Sherann Mack as marketing officer of centralized marketing and sales.
U.S. Bank in Minneapolis has hired James J. Hasten as a vice president in its private financial services group in Chicago.He focuses on loans and deposits by high-net-worth clients.
Mr. Hasten, 47, has 20 years of banking experience in Chicago. The last 14 were with Bank One, where he was most recently a vice president in private banking with a focus on professional firms and their partners. Earlier he was with Harris Bank and LaSalle Bank.
U.S. Bank is a subsidiary of $82 billion-asset U.S. Bancorp.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
Summit Bank in Princeton, N.J., has hired Steven L. Lubetkin as manager of corporate communications and a vice president.Mr. Lubetkin, 43, had been director of internal communications at Standard & Poor's in New York since 1997. He joined S&P in 1991.
Earlier he held public relations positions at Unisys Corp. in Blue Bell, Pa., and Consolidated Rail Corp. in Philadelphia. He has 21 years of experience in corporate communications.
Summit Bank is the principal subsidiary of Summit Bancorp, which has $38 billion of assets.
WEST
UBS Warburg, the investment banking unit of Switzerland's UBS AG, said Prudential Volpe executive James M. P. Feuille has joined as a managing director and global head of its technology sector. He will remain in San Francisco.Mr. Feuille had a similar role from 1995 to 1998 at the predecessor firm S.G. Warburg Group PLC, which was bought by UBS predecessor Swiss Bank Corp.
From Warburg he went to Volpe Brown Whelan & Co., a San Francisco investment bank that focused on technology and health care, as chief operating officer. Prudential Securities bought Volpe Brown Whelan in December and renamed it; Mr. Feuille was president of its technology group.
Before joining S.G. Warburg, Mr. Feuille was a managing director and head of technology investment banking at Robertson Stephens, where he worked from 1985 to 1995. (Robertson Stephens is now BancBoston Robertson Stevens, part of FleetBoston Financial Corp.)
