WEST READING, PA — Customers Bank, the $24 billion subsidiary of Customers Bancorp (NYSE: CUBI), is expanding its national footprint with new offices in Irvine, Sherman Oaks, Sacramento, Reno, and Las Vegas — a strategic move designed to place the relationship-driven lender at the center of several of the country’s fastest-growing regional economies.
The expansion positions Customers Bank to deepen its reach among entrepreneurs, privately held companies, commercial real estate developers, and investors who are seeking responsive financial partners. The bank said the new locations reflect rising demand for flexible lending, faster decision-making, and locally informed guidance in markets experiencing robust economic and population growth.
“We are committed to being where our clients are — and where opportunity is growing,” said Sam Sidhu, the bank’s president and CEO. He described the westward push as a natural extension of the institution’s strategy to pair high-tech banking capabilities with high-touch service.
Customers Bank has built a national platform known for customized credit solutions, commercial real estate financing, treasury management, and private banking, while maintaining the agility and personal service typical of boutique institutions. The bank said each of the new offices will be led by veteran bankers with longstanding ties to their local markets — a key part of its effort to offer tailored support to businesses navigating regional economic conditions.
The move signals Customers Bank’s intent to compete more aggressively in high-opportunity corridors across California and the Mountain West, regions that continue to attract capital, talent, and entrepreneurial activity. The bank said its on-the-ground teams will allow it to provide closer partnerships and faster responses to the financing needs of growth-oriented clients.
With this expansion, Customers Bank continues its push to balance nationwide digital reach with localized expertise, reinforcing its commitment to relationship-first commercial banking in some of the country’s most dynamic business environments.
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