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Central National Bank of Enid is a Enid, OK-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Citizens Bank is always investigating and pursuing cutting edge banking options. We are dedicated to making your banking experience enjoyable and easy. Our rates are competitive and our service is the best!
First Texas Bank-Belton is a Belton, TX-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Planters Bank and Trust Company opened its doors for business in 1920 in Ruleville, Mississippi. In July 1920, the bank had total assets of $268,000. As of December, 2013, the figure has grown to over $750,000,000.00. The bank is now headquartered in Indianola. The bank began to expand into a “system” of banks serving the Central Mississippi Delta region when it opened a branch in Indianola in 1940. In 1941, a branch office was opened in Sunflower, and in 1951, a branch was opened in Louise. The bank expanded to Greenville in 1970 and purchased the Inverness branch from Deposit Guaranty National Bank in 1986. The Cleveland branch opened in 1996 with Greenwood and Leland opening in 1999. The bank now has a total of thirteen full service offices in nine Delta communities. A one-bank holding company, “Planters Holding Company,” was formed in early 1981. Planters Holding Company now owns 100% of the common stock of Planters Bank and Trust Company. Planters Holding Company operates at the same address as the bank office in Indianola.
NBH Bank is a subsidiary of National Bank Holdings Corporation (NYSE: NBHC). NBH Bank provides clients with a full range of financial products and services throughout Colorado, Kansas, Missouri and Texas. With over 1,100 associates and more than 100 convenient banking center locations and ATMs, we focus on consumer, small business and commercial banking relationships. At NBH Bank, we believe that banks have an obligation to deliver common sense banking–smart banking solutions and exceptional service that put our clients first. NBH Bank Common Sense Banking is delivered in a locally relevant way–the way banking should be provided–through our family of community banks: Bank Midwest, Community Banks of Colorado and Hillcrest Bank.