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Banks & Credit Unions

Chemung Canal Trust adds account for the underserved

ELMIRA, N.Y. — Chemung Canal Trust Company recently added a new checking product aimed at people who don’t currently utilize a bank or credit union.  Referred to as “unbanked” or “underbanked,” these people do not use a financial institution for a variety of reasons, says Scott Heffner, senior VP and director of marketing at Chemung […]

N.Y. manufacturing index back in positive territory in July

But manufacturers are pessimistic about next six months                               The Empire State Manufacturing Survey’s benchmark general business-conditions index climbed 12 points in July to 11.1. The general business-conditions index — the monthly gauge of current conditions in New York’s manufacturing sector —

Syracuse University’s next CFO spent two decades as an investment banker

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A man who worked for two decades as an investment banker in the Midwest will become the next senior VP and CFO at Syracuse University. Syracuse Chancellor Kent Syverud on July 7 announced the appointment of Brett Padgett to the role. Padgett will direct the university’s finance and administration functions. Padgett’s appointment

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NBT Bank creates chief diversity officer role

NORWICH, N.Y. — NBT Bank is taking the next steps in its diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts by creating and filling a full-time chief diversity officer position. “It’s pretty clear in the research over time that a diverse workforce and a diverse leadership team provide better results,” says John H. Watt, Jr., president and CEO

New York manufacturing index rises in June but remains negative

The Empire State Manufacturing Survey general business-conditions index rose 10 points in June but stayed in negative territory at -1.2. The index — the monthly gauge on New York’s manufacturing sector — had declined significantly in May, falling 36 points to -11.6. The June reading — based on firms responding to the survey — indicates

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