Adam Saab, Adam Wood, Jason Schmidt and Jessica Sharp bring nearly 75 years of combined experience to the Ewing-based mortgage loan subservicer and federally chartered wholesale bank.

These high school Student Leaders take part in an eight-week program, working with Boys & Girls Clubs in New Jersey. The program allows participants to gain employment and leadership skills, in addition to developing their civic engagement.

Matthew Swift joined the South Jersey financial institution in 2018.

Nick Cook, who previously held the same title in the Morristown-based insurance company’s Surplus & Specialty division, will lead claim audit and claim litigation management while continuing to oversee catastrophe modeling and the ceded reinsurance function.

Jeff Carter joins the Florham Park-based direct mortgage lender as chief operating officer. Peter Alvarez, who currently holds that title, has been named chief lending officer.

Harry Madonna's return to the chief executive role at the financial institution coincides with the resignation of Vernon Hill as chair of its board, seemingly marking the end of a tumultuous proxy war and the start of a new chapter for the company.

Longtime executive Greg Tornquist – who is leaving his posts as chairman of the board, president and CEO – served the Ewing-based financial institution for 35 years and was instrumental in building the company’s mortgage subservicing platform.

The awards will go to 45 organizations across the Garden State to help accelerate their research and development into commercially viable products and services.

Proponents of the law argue that it will protect accident victims and taxpayers; opponents counter that it will raise rates unnecessarily for drivers who cannot afford the increase.

When people think of “blockchain” they often associate it with cryptocurrency. But in fact, crypto is just one facet of blockchain, which is designed to provide trustworthy and speedy financial and other transactions.

The Federal Reserve is hiking interest rates, home sales are slowing and the U.S. may be sliding into a recession. How prepared is the state’s banking industry for what could be a tumultuous period?

When companies need extra cash for growth or other purposes, they may check in with their local banker to find out about a loan. It sounds simple, but every business has unique needs and borrowing capacity — and the mix gets more complicated in an uncertain economy.