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Cape Bank is a permanent fixture serving the ebb and flow of New Jersey's touristy coastal and inland towns. Serving both commercial and residential customers, the bank provides traditional deposit options such as checking and savings accounts, as well as loan services like home equity, lines of credit, and mortgages (both commercial and one- to four-family). It operates about 20 locations and serves customers in Atlantic and Cape May counties. Cape Bancorp was formed in 2007 to be the holding company for Cape Bank and went public the following year; the bank's roots go back to the 1920s.

CBT Financial is the holding company for Clearfield Bank & Trust Company, which operates about a dozen offices in central Pennsylvania. Targeting individuals and local businesses, the bank offers traditional deposit products, credit cards, trust and investment services, and loans. The bulk of the bank's lending portfolio is secured by residential and commercial mortgages. It also offers consumer, construction, and business loans. CBT Financial nearly doubled its operations in 2005 when it acquired six banking locations from First Commonwealth Financial.

Center Bancorp is the holding company for Union Center National Bank, which operates about a dozen offices in northern New Jersey's Morris and Union counties. A full-service commercial bank, Union Center offers individuals and local businesses such deposit products as checking, savings, and money market accounts; CDs; and IRAs. It also offers trust services. Commercial loans account for about 50% of the bank's loan portfolio; residential mortgages account for most of the remainder. Subsidiaries offer services such as advertising, insurance (annuities, property/casualty, life, and health), wealth management, and real estate investment trust (REIT) operations.

Central Bancorp is the holding company for Central Co-operative Bank. Operating as Central Bank, it serves Middlesex County in the northwestern suburbs of Boston through about 10 bank branches and loan centers. The bank's primary business is gathering deposits by offering NOW, money market, checking, and savings accounts; CDs; and retirement savings plans. It primarily uses these funds to originate commercial mortgages (more than half of all loans in the company's portfolio, up from 20% in 2001). Residential mortgages have gone down from around 70% to less than 40% since then. The bank also offers construction, home equity, business, and consumer loans, as well as credit cards.

Centrix Bank likes to be central in the lives of its customers. Founded in 1998 to serve small to midsized businesses, as well as not-for-profits, municipalities, and professionals, the bank bank operates about a half-dozen branches in southern New Hampshire. It offers such traditional deposit products as checking and savings accounts, money market accounts, and certificates of deposit. Lending is focused on area businesses, with commercial mortgages accounting for more than half of the bank's loan portfolio and other business loans contributing more than a third. Personal loans, residential construction loans, and home equity lines of credit help to round out Centrix Bank's lending activities.

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