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Seibly, Greg — Union Bank
President
Union Bank
THE LATEST: Seibly stepped into his role with Union Bank in March, just as Covid-19 was upending the United States. He was able to quickly navigate the bank's response to the outbreak, including a $3 million philanthropic effort to help local communities and small businesses. Seibly also introduced supplemental crisis relief pay for all branch staff of up to $1, 000 and uninterrupted pay for reduced working hours as well as additional time off for personal illness or family care.
BACKGROUND: Before Union Bank, Seibly was chief executive of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco. He has more than 30 years of experience in the financial industry. In his new role, Seibly oversees commercial banking, real estate industries, consumer banking (including online direct bank PurePoint Financial), Intrepid Investment Bankers and wealth markets businesses, as well as the bank's corporate social-responsibility programs. Seibly plans to strategically position Union Bank to compete with large regional and global banks that have a footprint on the West Coast, according to the bank.
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