Paul Davis Joins Eastern Bank As Senior Vice President, Commercial Real Estate Relationship Manager

Eastern Bank (EBC) appointed Paul Davis as Senior Vice President, Commercial Real Estate Relationship Manager in Boston.

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Mr. Davis Brings More Than 25 Years of Experience In Commercial Real Estate Lending

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Eastern Bank is pleased to welcome Paul Davis as a Senior Vice President, Commercial Real Estate Relationship Manager. Mr. Davis brings more than 25 years of experience in banking and the commercial real estate industry spanning the financing of large-scale developments, structuring of commercial real estate investments across major asset classes, and support of private banking and wealth management client relationships.

“Beyond his deep understanding of commercial real estate lending solutions from the perspective of multiple asset classes, whether for multi-family, industrial, mixed use, and more, Paul focuses on being there for his clients, both individually and through family offices,” said Greg Buscone, Executive Vice President, Chief Commercial Banking Officer of Eastern Bank. “We’re pleased to welcome him to Eastern as the newest member of our Boston-based commercial real estate lending team.”

Most recently, Mr. Davis served as an Executive Director at JPMorgan Chase (following its acquisition of First Republic Bank), where he oversaw a multi-billion dollar portfolio of commercial real estate and construction lending projects and managed relationships across private banking and wealth teams. Previously, he held commercial real estate lending roles at Cambridge Savings Bank, The Village Bank, Anglo Irish Bank, and Sovereign Bank, where he worked with high-net-worth clients, family offices, and private investors across a range of asset classes including multi-family, industrial, retail, and mixed-use properties. Mr. Davis earned a BA degree from Colby College, and an MBA from Boston College’s Carroll Graduate School of Management. He is an active member of the Real Estate Finance Association (REFA), and was appointed by two former Massachusetts Governors as a Board Member of the Asset Management Board and the Economic Stabilization Trust of the Commonwealth Corporation, respectively. A founding Board Member of the Brookline Platform Tennis Club, he also supports youth sports in Wellesley, MA.

“I am excited to be a part of Eastern Bank’s team in serving the real estate community with local market knowledge, comprehensive lending solutions, and personalized service, and look forward to working closely with clients to help them achieve their goals,” said Paul Davis, Senior Vice President, Commercial Real Estate Relationship Manager of Eastern Bank.

Eastern Bank provides a range of commercial real estate financing offerings to assist companies with real estate acquisition, refinancing, or new construction. Lending solutions include for multi-family housing, office, industrial and warehouse properties, hospitality properties, and retail developments, as well as highly sophisticated treasury services and deposit products for the commercial real estate industry.

About Eastern Bank

Founded in 1818, Eastern Bank is Greater Boston’s leading local bank with more than 125 branch locations serving communities in eastern Massachusetts, southern and coastal New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. As of March 31, 2026, Eastern had approximately $30.6 billion in assets. Eastern provides a full range of banking and wealth management solutions for consumers and businesses of all sizes including through its Cambridge Trust Wealth Management and Private Banking Divisions, which include the largest bank-owned independent investment adviser in Massachusetts with $9.8 billion in assets under management. Eastern takes pride in its advocacy and community support that includes more than $240 million in charitable giving since 1994. An inclusive company, Eastern is comprised of deeply committed professionals who value relationships with their customers, colleagues and communities. Join us for good at www.easternbank.com and follow Eastern on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram. Eastern Bankshares, Inc. (Nasdaq Global Select Market: EBC) is the holding company for Eastern Bank. For investor information, visit investor.easternbank.com.

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Media:
Andrea Goodman
Eastern Bank
a.goodman@easternbank.com
781-598-7847

Investors:
Andrew Hersom
Eastern Bankshares, Inc.
a.hersom@easternbank.com
617-897-1177

Source: Eastern Bank

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