Mechanics Bancorp director exits after merger closes
Mechanics Bancorp director Jeffrey D. Green has resigned following the completion of a merger involving HomeStreet, Inc., HomeStreet Bank, and Mechanics Bank.
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Mechanics Bancorp director Jeffrey D. Green has resigned following the completion of a merger involving HomeStreet, Inc., HomeStreet Bank, and Mechanics Bank. The resignation became effective at the merger’s effective time on September 2, 2025.
Because he is no longer a director, Green is no longer subject to Section 16 reporting for trades in Mechanics Bancorp equity and will not file future Forms 4 or 5 related to this issuer. Under the merger agreement, HomeStreet, Inc. has been renamed Mechanics Bancorp.
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What does the Form 4 for Mechanics Bancorp (HMST) disclose?
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What merger is referenced in the Mechanics Bancorp (HMST) Form 4?
How did the merger affect HomeStreet, Inc. and Mechanics Bancorp (HMST)?
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