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firststateil is a La Harpe, IL-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Grandpoint Bank and our divisions, serving southern California, Arizona and southern Washington, have built a reputation for taking great care of our clients – businesses and their owners, professionals, and entrepreneurs – by creatively applying traditional banking products and services in customized ways. At Grandpoint, we love what we do and we share a passion for helping clients succeed. We know what it takes to launch and a run a business, and we understand the challenges our clients face. We bring good business sense, a collaborative, can-do attitude and a deep understanding of banking to every relationship. Grandpoint Bank’s seven-branch network in L.A. and Orange counties is built on community bank lineages with proud histories, deep roots and enduring legacies. Our divisions, San Diego-based Regents Bank, Arizona’s Bank of Tucson and The Biltmore Bank of Arizona in Phoenix, retain separate, well respected brands, and regional autonomy in their markets. No matter where our clients bank, they enjoy access to our complete network of banking offices and banking experts. We are proud of our superior five-star rating for strength, stability and soundness from BauerFinancial, a highly regarded independent rating and research firm. BauerFinancial only awards five-star ratings to banks that are considered to be the strongest in the nation. Grandpoint Bank is a wholly owned subsidiary of Grandpoint Capital, Inc., a bank holding company, headquartered in Los Angeles.
Bank of Pontiac is a Pontiac, IL-based company in the Financial Services sector.
First National Bank of Picayune is a Picayune, MS-based company in the Financial Services sector.
The Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) is an independent state finance authority based in Madison, Wisconsin. Established in 1972, WHEDAs mission is to enhance the quality of life for Wisconsin residents by expanding access to affordable housing and providing business financing. The organization operates as a nonprofit and generates capital through the issuance of mortgage revenue bonds, without using state tax dollars. WHEDA offers a variety of financing products and services, including below-market-rate mortgage loans for first-time homebuyers, rental housing financing, and economic development programs such as loan guarantees for small businesses and agricultural loans. The authority also administers specialized programs like the WHEDA Way Home program, which assists low-income first-time homebuyers with flexible criteria. WHEDA serves a diverse range of customers, including low- and moderate-income families, seniors, veterans, and small business owners, while collaborating with lenders, developers, and community organizations to achieve its goals.