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Since 1923, Paper City Savings has proudly served the community by providing financial services to fit your needs. We are a leading lender in home loans and also offer business loans, in addition to personal and business deposit accounts. At Paper City Savings we offer the "Best of Both Worlds" with the latest in technology and face to face customer service. Our friendly staff is here to help you every step of the way.
Bridgewater Bank is committed to being the finest entrepreneurial bank in the Twin Cities. Providing simple banking solutions and responsive service to consumer and commercial clients in an unconventional banking environment sets this dynamic young bank apart from its peers. A large shareholder base is primarily comprised of successful real estate and seasoned small business entrepreneurs. Offering an owner`s perspective, the managing founders deliver unparalleled industry knowledge and dedication to meeting the unique needs of each individual client.
EHN Bank is a Beverly Hills, CA-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Louisiana USA Federal Credit Union is a Baton Rouge, LA-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Dexia is a European banking group, headquartered in Brussels and with one main operating entity, Dexia Crédit Local, carrying the majority of its assets. The about €185bn portfolio of assets is mostly composed of public sector counterparts due to the historical business of the group. Dexia’s today mission is to manage this sizable and long-dated maturity profile asset portfolio in the best interest of its shareholders. Currently employing approximately 1,200 people, Dexia is present in about ten countries through its entity Dexia Crédit Local, based in France, and which has a network of branches and subsidiaries in Ireland, the United States, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Italy, the United Kingdom and Israel. Dexia’s shares are listed on Euronext Brussels and Paris as well as the Luxembourg Stock Exchange and are 94.4% owned by the Belgian and French States, both providing, with Luxembourg, a liquidity guarantee to the group.