Bank creates mechanism for depositors to contribute to Baltimore bridge collapse recovery

Baltimore-headquartered CFG Bank is rolling out a special money market account that allows depositors to contribute a portion of the interest they accrue to benefit relief and recovery efforts in the city after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed in late March when it was struck by a container ship that lost power.

CFG's Maryland Tough Baltimore Strong high-yield money market account allows commercial and retail customers to donate 0.05% of their accrued interest through the end of the...