Bank CEO says Philadelphia loan demand ‘down significantly’ due to public safety

OceanFirst CEO Chris Maher said the bank's Philadelphia business clients are being cautious about investing in their companies —such as expanding their office space or adding jobs — due to public safety concerns.

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