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Newly launched Owners Bank aims at small business owners - Westfair Communications - Vimarsana News

Newly launched Owners Bank aims at small business owners - Westfair Communications

Middletown, Connecticut-headquartered Liberty Bank has launched Owners Bank, a digital bank aimed at small business owners.

Liberty Bank Partners with Sunwealth, Inc. to Invest $2.5 - Vimarsana News

Liberty Bank Partners with Sunwealth, Inc. to Invest $2.5

Bolsters Liberty’s Evolving Solar Strategy; Helps Bring Green Jobs & Clean Energy to Communities...

Liberty Bank Partners with Sunwealth, Inc. to Invest $2.5 Million in Community-Based Solar Projects - Vimarsana News

Liberty Bank Partners with Sunwealth, Inc. to Invest $2.5 Million in Community-Based Solar Projects

(Middletown, CT. Nov. 29, 2022) David W. Glidden, President & CEO of Middletown, Connecticut-based Liberty Bank, today announced the Bank has made a $2.5

In bid to 'own I-91' corridor, Liberty Bank debuts expanded Hartford commercial lending office - Vimarsana News

In bid to 'own I-91' corridor, Liberty Bank debuts expanded Hartford commercial lending office

Visiting Liberty Bank President and CEO David W. Glidden’s office shortly after his hire two years ago, Stephen Roche saw a map of Connecticut with red pins lining the corridor of Interstate 91 through Connecticut and into Massachusetts. Roche – who was hired to head Liberty’s commercial banking efforts in the Greater Hartford region -- recalls telling Glidden: “This looks like you want to own I-91.”

Liberty Bank eliminates fees for non-sufficient funds, certain transfers - Vimarsana News

Liberty Bank eliminates fees for non-sufficient funds, certain transfers

Liberty Bank will eliminate fees for non-sufficient funds and certain transfer fees starting Oct. 1, the Middletown-based lender announced. It is the latest Connecticut financial institution to relax some of its policies to help customers who may be facing financial difficulties. Last month, Rocky Hill-based Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union announced it eliminated fees for non-sufficient funds effective Sept. 12.