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Liberty Bank Expands Commercial Lending Operations In Hartford

The bank has more than tripled its square footage in the city with new office.

HARTFORD, CT — Liberty Bank recently dedicated a new location in Hartford aimed at aiding those seeking commercial loans.

Joined by Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin, David W. Glidden, president and chief executive officer of Liberty Bank, and Liberty Bank’s Greater Hartford Commercial Banking Team, officially cut the ribbon Oct. 20 to the new commercial loan production office at 100 Pearl St. in Hartford.

The Hartford-based commercial bankers relocated its operations on the 3rd floor of 100 Pearl St. to a larger, more modern and customer friendly space on the building’s 13th floor.

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The bank moved from 2,170 square feet of space to 6,690 square feet in office space.

The downtown Hartford-based team is part of Liberty’s Interstate 91 corridor commercial lending strategy from New Haven to Hartford to western Massachusetts.

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The new space has a total of 11 offices; five cubical workstations; a large conference room and small collaboration room; wellness room; reception area; and a large breakout area that includes kitchen appliances; ample space for after hour events and presentations; and employee collaboration space.

Liberty expanded the number of commercial banking staffers based in downtown Hartford from three in 2021 to 13 today.

During the event, the Liberty Bank Foundation presented The Minority Construction Council, Inc. and the Spanish American Merchants Association (SAMA) with a grant of $5,000 each.

In addition to this commercial banking location, Liberty opened a consumer loan production office at 2074 Park St. in Hartford in 2021.

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