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Washington Trust is a publicly traded community bank headquartered in Rhode Island and the largest state-chartered bank in the state. Founded in 1800, it operates across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, serving individuals, families, and businesses through personal banking, commercial banking, mortgage banking, and wealth management services.

The bank operates as a full-service financial institution, providing customers with comprehensive banking capabilities under one roof. Its service lines span retail and commercial segments, alongside specialized mortgage and wealth management operations across the Northeast region.

Washington Trust is actively engaged in digital transformation and modern banking technology implementation. The company trades publicly on NASDAQ under the ticker WASH.

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