Patriot Bank Expands High-Net-Worth Banking
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jun 15, 2026 · Last updated Jun 16, 2026
The expansion of Patriot Bank's high-net-worth banking platform and its investment in the Greenwich market are likely to increase competition in the regional financial services sector. This move could lead to increased market share for Patriot Bank and potentially impact other financial institutions operating in United States — Connecticut. The hiring of experienced professionals from other banks suggests a strategic effort to attract affluent clients, which may shift client relationships within the industry.
Patriot Bank, a subsidiary of Old National Bank, announced significant investments to expand its presence in Greenwich and United States — Connecticut, focusing on its high-net-worth banking platform. The bank appointed Scott Hutchins as Senior Vice President and Market President of its High Net Worth Banking Division, responsible for growth and client service in United States — Connecticut. Sophia Salinas and Robert Blackadar also joined the team as Vice President and Senior Relationship Manager, and Vice President Relationship Manager, respectively. All three previously worked together at Fieldpoint Private Bank and Trust and First Republic Bank. Additionally, Patriot Bank plans to expand its Mason Street branch in Greenwich, including the addition of a Founders Club lounge, with renovations expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2027. Steven Sugarman, Patriot's President and CEO, emphasized the bank's commitment to providing a bespoke banking experience for high-net-worth entrepreneurs, family offices, and businesses.
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