Richard M. Rosenberg

Richard Morris Rosenberg (1930–2023) was an American banker and business executive who served as president of Crocker National Bank and Bank of America.

Early life Rosenberg was born on April 21, 1930, in Fall River, Massachusetts. His father, Charles Rosenberg, was a World War I veteran and haberdasher, and his mother, Betty (Peckowitz) Rosenberg, was an immigrant from Russia. Later, he earned an MBA from Golden Gate University.

Career After marrying Barbara Cohen in 1956, Rosenberg began his banking career in 1959 at Crocker-Anglo in San Francisco. He subsequently became president and chief operating officer of Seattle-First National Bank and Seafirst Corporation before joining Bank of America in 1987.