In 2007, James F. Getz joined with Mark Sullivan and Bill Schenck to form TriState Capital Bank in Pittsburgh. Mr. Schenck had previously been the state banking secretary for Pennsylvania and Mr. Sullivan was an executive with Ernst & Young. It was not the first foray into creating a new bank for Mr. Getz, however. He had founded Federated Bank and Trust more than 20 years before, and when TriState opened its doors, James F. Getz was installed as its chairman and CEO.
TriState Capital Bank’s clientele consists mostly of mid-sized businesses, which rely on TriState for operating capital, expansion funding, and other financial needs. TriState does not have retail branch offices like many banks, but instead operates marketing offices in New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. However, with assets of more than $2.1 billion, TriState ranks among the top ten largest banks in the Pittsburgh area and is one of the fastest-growing banks in the U.S.
TriState Capital Bank’s clientele consists mostly of mid-sized businesses, which rely on TriState for operating capital, expansion funding, and other financial needs. TriState does not have retail branch offices like many banks, but instead operates marketing offices in New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. However, with assets of more than $2.1 billion, TriState ranks among the top ten largest banks in the Pittsburgh area and is one of the fastest-growing banks in the U.S.