Walter Sierotko has been promoted to executive vice president, chief lending officer of Iselin-based Provident Bank. Sierotko was previously executive vice president, director of commercial real estate. He is now responsible for the strategic direction of the commercial lending function of Provident, and responsible for overseeing the management and development of the bank’s commercial lending lines ...

Next door, New York received $20.3 billion and Pennsylvania $15.7 billion.

“The fast-growing resources of the New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund and the well-established infrastructure of the Community Foundation of New Jersey are a shining example of how our state comes together to provide essential support to families and communities as quickly as possible,” said PNC Regional President for New Jersey Linda Bowden.

After Scivantage's move to Refinitiv and Solovis to Nasdaq, the Clearpool deal also includes blue-chip buyer.

"I think the administration came out and said this program is up and running we’re going to get money flowing in days and I’m not sure that was ever a realistic set of assumptions," First Bank President and CEO Patrick Ryan said in an interview with NJBIZ.

The publicly traded company said it would acquire Global Fintech Holdings, with an approved private placement of convertible notes of up to $15 million.

Unionville Vineyards in East Amwell is donating all profits from its Dry Riesling sales in April and May to support front line health care workers by purchasing them lunch and other requested items.

A new website will feature a business portal and business directory to spur Mayor Ras Baraka’s "Buy Local" initiative.

The contributions will support a medical facility in Long Island that is currently constructing a more than 1,000-bed field hospital, and account for two million meals as a result of awards to food banks.

The institution was able to turn the funding around for the owner of the property where the 500-bed outpost was established in less than a week.

See the complete list of 25 recipients that will receive funding from the altruistic arm of the Jersey City-based financial institution to support their efforts amid hardships caused by COVID-19.

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