The bank has boosted its private client capabilities with three senior appointments in the Big Apple.

New York-based Signature Bank has expanded its private client banking team with the appointments of Pasquale Loporcaro, Richard Imprescia and Michael Benenfeld.

Loporcaro, previously vice president and branch manager at TD Bank, has been appointed group director and vice president at Signature’s Staten Island private client banking office. He replaces Theresa Marks, who will be retiring at the end of this year, after eight years as group director and senior vice president.

Imprescia has been named associate group director and vice president, joining Tom Kasulka’s team in midtown Manhattan. Most recently, he spent 13 years at Anchin Block & Anchin, an accounting and advisory services firm providing private client wealth services.

Benenfeld will also serve as associate group director and vice president, joining Meyer Eichler’s private client banking team in Brooklyn. Benenfeld had served as a branch manager and vice president at Apple Bank for Savings for 19 years.

Signature Bank has 30 private client offices throughout the New York metropolitan area. This summer, the lender launched an investment advisory and wealth management division, Signature Chicago Wealth Management.