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Citizens expands South Florida presence with Coral Gables office

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PROVIDENCE – Citizens Financial Group Inc. has opened its first Miami-Dade County office as part of a push to expand its commercial banking business in South Florida. The Rhode Island-based bank’s new office at 121 Alhambra Plaza in Coral Gables opened earlier this month and is staffed by 15 employees, said Frank Quaratiello, senior vice […]

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