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new york community bancorp, inc. (nyse: nycb) is one of the 25 largest bank holding companies in the nation, with assets of over $48 billion and a market cap of over $7 billion. with 270+ branches in metro new york, new jersey, florida, arizona, and ohio, we also rank among the 25 largest depositories in the united states. our mission, to excel in all we do for all we serve, applies across the board to our customers, the communities we are a part of, our employees and shareholders. nycb operates its branches through two banks (new york community bank - member fdic and new york commercial bank - member fdic) with eight local divisions, reflecting our growth through acquisition strategy. each is part of the nycb family of banks. • queens county savings bank • roslyn savings bank • richmond county savings bank • roosevelt savings bank • garden state community bank • amtrust bank • ohio savings bank • atlantic bank in addition to our retail bank operations, we are the leadin

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CEO
Joseph Ficalora
Leadership (11)
Bao NguyenSenior Executive Vice President, General Counsel & Chief of Staff
Reginald E. DavisSenior Executive Vice President & President of Consumer and Corporate Banking
Craig E. GiffordSenior Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
Anthony E. DonatelliDirector of Capital Planning & Stress Testing and Executive Vice President
Bryan L. MarxExecutive Vice President & Chief Accounting Officer
Douglas PagliaroSenior MD and Deputy Chief Digital & Banking
Lee Matthew SmithSenior Executive Vice President & President of Mortgage
Salvatore J. DiMartinoExecutive Vice President & Director of Investor Relations
Simone BetzExecutive Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer
Joseph OttingPresident, Chief Executive Officer & Executive Chairman
Jennifer ChartersExecutive Vice President & Chief Information Officer
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