Latest Press Releases at Naples Trust Company News

Johnson Joins Sanibel Captiva Trust Board

Posted on March 26, 2020

Albert D. Hanser, Founder and Chairman of the Sanibel Captiva Trust Company has announced the appointment of Brian Johnson of Naples, FL to the Board of Directors of The Trust Company and the holding company, SanCap Group, Inc.® “Brian’s extensive background as a leader in the insurance industry is a tremendous asset to us on

Crowder Honored At Tampa Bay Trust

Posted on January 24, 2020

Terence M. Igo, CEO of The Tampa Bay Trust Company was pleased to announce the naming of the firm’s Boy Scout Boulevard board room in honor of Tampa resident and retired board member, William C. Crowder. “Bill was instrumental in helping The Tampa Bay Trust Company become established in the market in 2010,” said Igo.

Trust Company Hosts Aging In Place Program

Posted on January 24, 2020

The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company recently hosted the first of their 2020 Speaker Series entitled, “Aging in Place & Long-Term Care.” Andrea Sieradzki, Campus Director of Gulf Coast Village presented on the topic. Gulf Coast Village is one of several senior living family of options in Southwest Florida, under the Volunteers of America umbrella. Sieradzki

Ciskowski Muddell Join Sanibel Captiva Trust

Posted on January 24, 2020

Al Hanser, Founder and Chairman of The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company announced the strategic hire of Edwin C. Ciskowski, CPA as senior vice president and senior portfolio manager. Ciskowski joins The Trust Company with more than 30 years of wealth management experience, most recently from Wells Fargo Asset Management in Chicago, Illinois where he held

Yields – A Lower for Longer Tightrope

Posted on December 20, 2019

By Timothy P. Vick, Director of Research I’ll lend you 100 cents today, provided you pay back 99 cents next year. Any takers? Truth be told, investors are making such counterintuitive bets with their money, as more than $13 trillion of the world’s bonds are priced to yield less than zero. In certain countries, bonds

Ciskowski Joins Sanibel Captiva Trust

Posted on October 23, 2019

Al Hanser, Founder and Chairman of The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company announced today the strategic hire of Edwin C. Ciskowski, CPA as senior vice president and senior portfolio manager. Ciskowski joins The Trust Company with more than 30 years of wealth management experience, most recently from Wells Fargo Asset Management in Chicago, Illinois where he

Penn and Leon Join Tampa Bay Trust Company

Posted on May 30, 2019

The Tampa Bay Trust Company has announced that Christine Penn, Assistant Vice President and Jennifer S. Leon, Assistant Vice President have recently joined the firm, rounding out the Tampa Bay team. Penn serves on the client services and trust operations team. She is responsible for the daily management and execution of numerous tasks surrounding a

Knize Joins Naples Trust Co As Estate Settlement Specialist

Posted on May 30, 2019

The Naples Trust Company is pleased to announce the addition of Peter Knize, J.D., Senior Vice President to the Trust Administration team specializing in Estate Settlement. He will work with Trust Company clients from Marco Island to Tampa Bay in their estate settlement planning and be responsible for managing the assets, debts and estate taxes

Tampa Bay Trust Prepares for Tarpon Springs

Posted on May 29, 2019

The Tampa Bay Trust Company and Banther Consulting recently hosted a reception to introduce The Trust Company to Tarpon Springs and the surrounding communities. The new Trust Company office is set to open within the Banther Consulting Building in downtown Tarpon Springs in early July. Some 80 guests comprised of residents, business owners and community

Why We Buy and Hold Good Companies

Posted on April 18, 2019

Timothy P. Vick – Director of Research The investing world is forcefully and rapidly reinventing itself. Computer algorithms and artificial intelligence offer efficiencies never before available to wealth managers, yet enable rapid-fire, ruinous trading habits and threaten to remove all critical human judgments from decision-making. Likewise, the craze toward index investing and packaging together low-cost