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WSFS Bank and Bryn Mawr Trust Introduce Five Signature Banking Offices to Provide Clients with Holistic Financial Solutions and Advice

Business Wire•15/10/2026•09:01 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤WSFS introduces five Signature Banking Offices across Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey
  • ➤New offices combine WSFS banking with Bryn Mawr Trust wealth management services
  • ➤WSFS had $22.7 billion in assets and $101.7 billion under management and administration
  • ➤WSFS operates 87 banking offices and nearly 490 ATMs across its network

Expert Statements

Jamie Hopkins, Executive Vice President and Chief Wealth Officer, WSFS and Bryn Mawr Trust

“At WSFS Bank and Bryn Mawr Trust, we believe that great financial outcomes start with great relationships”

Jamie Hopkins, Executive Vice President and Chief Wealth Officer, WSFS and Bryn Mawr Trust

“By bringing our teams together under one roof, we’re giving our Associates the tools, expertise, and collaborative support they need to deliver truly holistic solutions to our clients.”

Shari Kruzinski, Executive Vice President and Chief Consumer Banking Officer, WSFS Bank

“We’ve seen firsthand how our branch network is the heartbeat for our clients, our Associates, and the communities where we live and work”

Shari Kruzinski, Executive Vice President and Chief Consumer Banking Officer, WSFS Bank

“Today’s announcement further underscores our strategy to continue investing in our branch network, alongside our other core banking channels, to effectively meet the needs of our clients in an evolving financial landscape.”

WSFS Bank and Bryn Mawr Trust Introduce Five Signature Banking Offices to Provide Clients with Holistic Financial Solutions and Advice

WSFS Financial Corporation (Nasdaq: WSFS), today introduced five Signature Banking Offices, a new branch concept created alongside WSFS Bank and the company’s wealth management division, Bryn Mawr Trust, to help clients plan, borrow, save, and manage their wealth at one convenient banking office.

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