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Eastern Bankshares, Inc. (NASDAQ: EBC) has successfully completed its merger with Cambridge Bancorp (NASDAQ: CATC), creating Greater Boston's leading local bank with over $25 billion in assets. The all-stock transaction, announced on September 19, 2023, involved exchanging each Cambridge share for 4.956 Eastern shares, resulting in Eastern issuing approximately 39.2 million new shares.
Key leadership changes include Denis Sheahan becoming CEO of Eastern and Eastern Bank, Quincy Miller promoted to COO, and David Rosato appointed as the new CFO. The merger aims to strengthen Eastern's position in banking and wealth management services, with Cambridge Trust Wealth Management becoming the largest bank-owned independent investment advisor in Massachusetts.
Eastern Bankshares announced the appointment of four members from Cambridge Bancorp's Board of Directors to both the Eastern Bankshares and Eastern Bank Boards. This change is set to occur upon the completion of Eastern and Cambridge's pending merger, expected around July 12, 2024. Denis Sheahan, Cambridge's CEO, will become Eastern's CEO and join its Boards. Additionally, three Cambridge directors—Leon A. Palandjian, Cathleen A. Schmidt, and Andy S. Zelleke—will be appointed to Eastern's Boards. The new appointments aim to leverage their extensive experience in banking, real estate, risk management, and corporate governance to drive value and innovation.
Eastern Bankshares (NASDAQ: EBC) and Cambridge Bancorp (NASDAQ: CATC) have received regulatory approvals for their merger, initially announced on September 19, 2023. The merger is set to close around July 12, 2024, resulting in a $26 billion organization positioned as Greater Boston’s leading local bank and the largest bank-owned independent investment advisor in Massachusetts. Leaders Bob Rivers and Denis Sheahan expressed their excitement and commitment to customer service, collaboration, and community engagement. Shareholders approved the merger on February 28, 2024, and the integration aims to enhance banking and wealth management services.
Eastern Bankshares and Cambridge Bancorp have received all necessary regulatory approvals for their proposed merger, initially announced on September 19, 2023. The merger is anticipated to close around July 12, 2024.
This merger will create a $26 billion organization, enhancing their position as Greater Boston's leading local bank and the largest bank-owned independent investment advisor in Massachusetts.
Bob Rivers, CEO of Eastern, highlighted the expected benefits and expressed gratitude to both teams for their efforts. Denis Sheahan, CEO of Cambridge Trust, emphasized enhanced customer service and community engagement resulting from this merger.
Shareholders from both companies approved the merger on February 28, 2024.
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