We're proud of the awards we've accumulated through the years. Even more significant are the accolades we receive from our customers! Read some of their testimonials below to see what powers us forward day after day.
“Metropolitan Bank was an integral partner in all my projects over the
last several years. The staff at the Bank branches have always been
extremely helpful and thoughtful in their advice and services. Metropolitan Bank' vast experience across the spectrum of industries has proven to
be a gamechanger in how I’ve been able to take an idea to reality.
Metropolitan Bank’ expertise has allowed my wife (Monika) and I to build
cornerstone businesses here in Central Pennsylvania and beyond. From the
restoration of the Harrisburg Beach Club on City Island, the Atlas
Building redevelopment in Camp Curtin, the Meeka Jewelry stores in Camp
Hill, PA and flagship store in Newport, RI the team at Metropolitan Bank has
been with us from the starting concept to the ribbon cutting.”
Adam Maust, Harrisburg Revitalization Developer
"We had a dream to open PepperPot Jamaican Restaurant to share
Caribbean food and our culture with our central PA neighbors, and the
pandemic inspired us to make a change. Metropolitan Bank went above and beyond
with our SBA loan and gave us a life-changing opportunity. Their
customer service was fantastic, professional, and respectful. We would
recommend Metropolitan Bank to the world!"
Linton and Shemeila Green, Owners
PepperPot Jamaican Restaurant
Harrisburg, PA
Best Banks to Work For
In 2021, Metropolitan Bank was awarded American Banker's Best Banks to
Work For for the fourth consecutive year because of the overwhelming
satisfaction of the Metropolitan Bank team. Metropolitan Bank is redefining
bankers and the banking experience through its Employee Appreciation Day
and Mid-Winter Celebration, a diverse, four-generation workforce, and
inclusion programs. Trust, respect, and communication permeating the
culture of the workplace is the determinant of which companies receive
this award.
Top 200 Community Banks
In 2022, Metropolitan Bank was awarded a spot on American Banker's Top
200 Community Banks in the United States for the fourth consecutive
year. The annual list is a ranking of publicly traded banks and thrifts
with less than $2 billion of assets.
Most Powerful Women in Banking
For seventh consecutive year, Patricia A (Patti) Husic has been
named an American Banker's 25 Most Powerful Women in Banking. The Most
Powerful Women in Banking identifies and honors world-changers in
financial services celebrating their vision, professional achievements,
and diverse paths to the C-suite and board tables. In addition to high
performance, initiatives and commitment to driving positive change
beyond the bank are considered when choosing the women on this list.
For the fifth time, Metropolitan Bank has been named a Top Team in American Banker's 25 Most Powerful Women in Banking.
The Most Powerful Women in Banking annual ranking recognizes women for their impact on their company, the financial industry, and the community at large, as well as for their leadership skills and innovation in the face of professional challenges.
The Most Powerful Women in Banking annual ranking recognizes women for their impact on their company, the financial industry, and the community at large, as well as for their leadership skills and innovation in the face of professional challenges.
Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies
Metropolitan Bank has been ranked in Central Penn Business Journal's Top
50 Fastest Growing Companies in Central Pennsylvania for eight years.
This title is awarded to companies that are required to show revenue of
at least $500,000 in each of the three fiscal years prior to the award
and must show revenue growth in the latest fiscal year compared to the
first fiscal year.
Bauer Financial 5-Star Rating
Metropolitan Bank is proud to be awarded a 5-star rating by Bauer
Financial. Financial data is compiled for U.S banks and thrifts and are
based on several determining factors. These factors can include capital
ratio, profitability, the level of delinquent loans, charge-offs and
repossessed assets, the market versus book value of the investment
portfolio, regulatory supervisory agreements, the community reinvestment
rating, and historical data and liquidity.