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Community banking is in our very nature. Carolina Alliance Bank started as a community bank – and we`re proud to say we always will be. No matter where you find us, whether in Upstate South Carolina or Western North Carolina, you can expect decisions to be made locally, for the local benefit. Bankers you will run into in church, civic organizations, street festivals and grocery store checkout lines. Good friends and neighbors. Professionals with the savvy, clout and capital to meet your banking needs, along with the time and interest to really get to know you. We invite you to explore our website to learn more about our locations in North Carolina and South Carolina, and the services we can offer you!
The Nashua Bank is a Nashua, NH-based company in the Financial Services sector.
"Riddell National Bank has a rich heritage in Clay County, Indiana, having received its original charter in 1885 under the name of ""Zeller and Riddell Bank."" A National Charter was granted in March of 1900 and the name of the Bank was changed to The"
At Bank of the Orient, we are committed to serving the diverse and dynamic communities of the Bay Area with convenient neighborhood locations and multilingual staff. Because of our neighborhood presence and our strong community orientation, we understand
Dream Exchange is a company currently in the process of preparing its formal application to operate a national market system stock exchange. It will be the first majority black-owned and operated company to operate a stock exchange in the history of the United States. In addition, Dream Exchange is championing the creation of a new type of stock exchange called a venture exchange, to list and trade small-to-mid-sized, early-stage company stock. Dream Exchanges mission is to create equality of opportunity through a marketplace that instills ethics, integrity, humanity, and access into our financial markets. In 2015, Joe Cecala, Founder and CEO of Dream Exchange, began to research the capital marketplace and found that the small IPO market had been in decline since the late 1990s. The development of high-frequency electronic trading made small IPOs less profitable for large investment banks and stock exchanges and the result was a steep decline in the number of IPOs in the $50 million and under range. Cecala understood that this problem affected people from every sector of our society because, 92% of all jobs created within a company are created after the company goes public. Cecalas solution was to create legislation to alter the market structure and to invent a new type of stock exchange designed for small-to-medium-sized businesses. In late 2019, Cecala partnered with Dwain Kyles, Managing Member of DX Capital Partners to allow for Dream Exchanges scope to expand and not only help small businesses, but also to address the lack of Minority representation in finance by becoming the first Minority-owned exchange. For more information about us, click here- https://www.liinks.co/dreamex