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HSA Bank, a subsidiary of Waterbury, Conn.'s Webster Financial Corp., has appointed Wendy Williams vice president of brokerage sales.
January 14 -
Webster Financial (WBS) in Waterbury, Conn., has promoted Joseph Savage to president.
December 20 -
Bill Crawford seemed content to oversee slow and steady growth before agreeing to buy United Financial in a deal that will create a $5 billion-asset bank in the Northeast.
December 30 -
Webster Financial in Waterbury, Conn, said Gerald Plush, its president and chief operating officer, will step down at the end of the month.
September 23 -
Webster Financial in Waterbury, Conn., has promoted one of its executives to run its personal bank operations.
August 27
Webster Financial (WBS) in Waterbury, Conn., has hired an executive to lead its health savings account operation.
Charles Wilkins, 52, was tapped to lead HSA Bank, the $21 billion-asset Webster said on Monday. Wilkins recently served as president of his own consulting practice, which focused in healthcare and financial services. He has also been general manager and chief executive of OptumHealth Financial Services, a division of UnitedHealth Group in Minnesota. He spent 15 years in a variety of roles at U.S. Bancorp (USB) in Minneapolis.
Wilkins' "unique background in both health insurance and banking will prove valuable in moving HSA Bank forward at this exciting time for consumer directed healthcare plans," Webster Chairman and CEO James Smith said in a press release.
The former head of HSA Bank, Dean Mason, left last summer to accept a position at a different company, a Webster spokeswoman said.
HSA Bank has more than $2 billion in deposits and assets under management and is based in Sheboygan, Wis. Webster also owns Webster Bank, asset-based lending firm Webster Business Credit and equipment finance firm Webster Capital Finance.
