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Columbia Bank names Maichin to lead New York commercial banking

Source: ROI-NJ · Jul 20, 2026, 6:44 AM

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Fair Lawn-based Columbia Bank has appointed Robert Maichin as first senior vice president and head of commercial banking for New York.

In this newly created role, Maichin will oversee Commercial & Industrial and Middle Market Lending operations across Columbia Bank's expanding New York market, including Staten Island and Brooklyn.

The appointment reflects the bank's strategic growth initiatives in the region.

Key points

  • Columbia Bank, headquartered in Fair Lawn, NJ, names Robert Maichin to lead New York commercial banking operations
  • Maichin appointed as first senior vice president and head of commercial banking for New York
  • Role includes oversight of Commercial & Industrial and Middle Market Lending across New York markets
  • Expansion includes coverage of Staten Island and Brooklyn
  • Position reflects Columbia Bank's growing regional footprint

FAQ

Who is Robert Maichin and what is his new role?
Robert Maichin has been named the first senior vice president and head of commercial banking for New York at Columbia Bank. He will lead Commercial & Industrial and Middle Market Lending operations across the bank's New York market.
What markets will Maichin's division cover?
Maichin's commercial banking division will cover Columbia Bank's New York market, including Staten Island and Brooklyn, as part of the bank's regional expansion efforts.
Why is Columbia Bank expanding in New York?
The appointment represents Columbia Bank's strategic expansion of its regional footprint, with the bank growing its presence in key New York markets including Staten Island and Brooklyn.

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