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Cambridge Savings Bank Appoints Navatto as SVP, Senior Asset-Based Lending Relationship Manager

December 11, 2025, 08:10 AM

Cambridge Savings Bank (CSB) announced that W. Calvin “Cal” Navatto has joined the Bank as Senior Vice President, Senior Asset-Based Lending (ABL) Relationship Manager within its Commercial Division. In this role, Navatto will focus on expanding CSB’s asset-based lending portfolio, deepening relationships with middle-market companies, and supporting the continued growth of the Bank’s ABL business. 

Navatto brings decades of experience in commercial finance, business development, and asset-based lending, including senior leadership roles at eCapital Corp., CIT (a subsidiary of First Citizens Bank), and UMB Capital Finance. His career includes sourcing and closing complex ABL and factoring transactions across the Northeast, reestablishing and scaling regional offices, and building strong networks of referral partners. 

“We are thrilled to welcome Cal to Cambridge Savings Bank,” said Yvonne Kizner, Head of Asset-Based Lending at CSB. “He is a proven leader with deep expertise in structuring and managing relationships across the ABL landscape. Based in the New York City area, Cal’s ability to connect with clients, understand their needs, and deliver thoughtful financing solutions will strengthen our capabilities and help us continue providing flexible capital to growing businesses throughout the broader East Coast region.” 

Cambridge Savings Bank’s Asset-Based Lending team delivers customized financing solutions for businesses seeking working capital supported by accounts receivable, inventory, and other collateral. The Bank’s relationship-focused approach and deep industry knowledge position it as a trusted partner for companies navigating expansion, transitions, or evolving capital needs.





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