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Webster Financial to buy First City Bank WATERBURY -- Webster Financial Corp., the holding company for Webster Bank, has agreed to buy First City Bank of New Britain.
The stock and cash transaction is valued at $33 million. First City shareholders may receive either 0.57 shares of Webster stock or $27 cash for each First City share.
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