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Cross County Federal Savings Bank, headquartered in Middle Village, N.Y., is a mutual savings bank with six branch offices located throughout Queens and Brooklyn boroughs of New York. Originally chartered in 1888, Cross County Federal Savings Bank
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!
Bank South End Savings is a Homewood, IL-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Farmers Savings Bank is a Vinton, IA-based company in the Financial Services sector.
We are a special-purpose governmental corporation charged with prudently managing and investing the assets of the Texas Permanent School Fund. We strive to achieve exceptional investment performance to protect and grow the historic public endowment and sovereign wealth fund of Texas, generating essential resources for current and future Texas schoolchildren. As the nations oldest sovereign wealth fund, Texas PSF supports public education in two important ways: First, the investment portfolio we manage generates returns which help fund a portion of educational expenses, including textbooks and technology. Since 1969, the fund has generated nearly $39 billion dollars to help fund public education. Second, through the Bond Guarantee Program, independent school districts and charter districts use the Funds AAA credit rating schools to lower interest rates on their debt guaranteed by the Fund, allowing more money to go toward school improvements instead of interest, and saving Texas taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars each year.