Fintech Mobility Capital Finance, or MoCaFi, provides users with a low-to-no cost FDIC insured account and a Mastercard to go with it, as long as they’re able to verify their identity.

Low-interest disaster loans are available to businesses and residents hit on June 19 and June 20 of this year for nine of the state's counties.

Launched in 2014, the New York City-based company is an online financing platform for the fix-and-flip residential real estate market.

Robert Marrone, Michael Erskine and Thomas Applegate will report to Kathryn Carlson, Private Bank market executive for the State of New Jersey, as part of the private wealth management organization.

Effective Sept. 1, Partner Paula Ferreira will succeed Michael Coletti as New Jersey Office Managing Partner, while Coletti will take over for Kathryn Byrne as the firm’s practice leader for Manufacturing & Distribution.

The combined entity will have total assets of $7 billion, deposits of $5.4 billion and loans of $5.9 billion, as of June 30, including $800 million of loans from the target.

The New York Giants Checking Account was unveiled at a Signing Day event at Quest Diagnostics Training Center where the team's CEO John Mara opened one of the first such accounts.

The target provides risk management and insurance products and programs to the security, private investigation, intelligence, electronic security, alarm installation, central station monitoring and security consulting market.

Tinton Falls-based Two River Community Bank, and a separate agreement with New York-based Country Bank, will expand the financial institution's footprint into New York City.

The health care data and analytics provider is experiencing significant traction with enterprise clients, with bookings growth forecast to increase 300 percent this year.

The measure announced Wednesday by Attorney General Gurbir Grewal is part of the international crackdown on cryptocurrencies known as “Operation Cryptosweep.”