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First Commerce Bancorp, Inc./NJ: Form D filing

First Commerce Bancorp, Inc./NJ, a financial services company in Lakewood, NJ, filed a Form D with the SEC in 2026. The latest, on January 23, 2026, reports $40 million sold of a $40 million offering to 15 investors.

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Company details from the filing

Address
1700 AVENUE OF THE STATES SUITE 301, Lakewood, NJ, 08701
Phone
(732) 364-0032
Industry
Other Banking and Financial Services
Entity type
Corporation
Incorporated in
New Jersey
Revenue range
Decline to Disclose
Exemptions claimed
Rule 506(b)
SEC identifier (CIK)
2105285

Form D filings

FiledTypeOfferingSoldRemainingInvestorsFirst saleFiling
Jan 23, 2026New notice$40,000,000$40,000,00015Dec 30, 2025sec.gov

Executive officers and directors named in the filing

NameRoleNote in the filing
Donald MindiakExecutive Officer, Director
Gregory Scott GarciaExecutive Officer
Eli RennertExecutive Officer
David OnderkoExecutive Officer
Debra MorganExecutive Officer
Danny R. BeagleExecutive Officer
Rhiannon WilliamsExecutive Officer
LaTifa SciscoeExecutive Officer
Tonia ThompsonExecutive Officer
Mary Kay MalecExecutive Officer
Thomas P. BovinoDirector
Abraham PenzerDirector
Michael MerkinDirector
Eliezer WeinmanDirector
Salvatore AlfieriDirector
Gershon BiegeleisenDirector
Aaron SussmanDirector
Aaron BookmanDirector
Stanley KoreyvaDirector

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Read from SEC EDGAR. Amount sold is what First Commerce Bancorp, Inc./NJ reported on the day it filed; on an offering that is still open, a later amendment can raise it. Free to reuse with credit to SpecStream under CC BY 4.0.