Sterling Bancorp (SBT) Stock Analysis

What Sterling Bancorp does

Based in Southfield, Michigan, Sterling Bancorp, Inc. functions as the unitary thrift holding company for its primary subsidiary, Sterling Bank and Trust, F.S.B. This financial institution provides a comprehensive suite of community banking services to both personal and commercial clients. Its product offerings include various deposit accounts such as checking, savings, and money market options, alongside IRAs and certificates of deposit. On the lending front, it extends financing for diverse needs, including one-to-four family residential properties, commercial ventures, commercial real estate, construction projects, and consumer loans, as well as commercial lines of credit. The company also delivers a range of retail banking services. Established in 1984, Sterling Bancorp, Inc. connects with its customer base through a network of 28 branches located across San Francisco and Los Angeles in California; New York City, New York; and its headquarters in Southfield, Michigan.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the ticker symbol for Sterling Bancorp?

Sterling Bancorp trades under the ticker SBT on NASDAQ.

Which exchange is SBT listed on?

SBT is listed on NASDAQ.

What sector does Sterling Bancorp operate in?

Sterling Bancorp is classified in the Financial Services sector (Banks - Regional industry).

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