| Name | Title | Contact Details |
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Todd Ewers |
Vice President of Commercial and Technology Banking | Profile |
Sumitomo Trust and Banking Co. (STBUSA) is a Hoboken, NJ-based company in the Financial Services sector.
First National Bank in Olney is a Robinson, IL-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Established in 1849, Merchants Bank is Vermont’s largest and sole remaining statewide bank. Consumer, business, municipal and investment customers enjoy personalized relationships, sophisticated online and mobile banking options. We have 32 branches conveniently located around the state. Click here to view our 165-year anniversary booklet to read more about our history. Merchants Bank and Merchants Trust Company employ approximately 300 full-time employees and 40 part-time employees statewide. We are proud to have earned several “Best Place to Work in Vermont” awards. For three consecutive years, American Banker ranked Merchants Bank a “Top 200” in America among 851 peers. The ABA Banking Journal listed Merchants Bank #18 among their “Top 25” midsize standouts. Merchants Bank stock is traded on the NASDAQ Global Select Market system under the symbol “MBVT.”
If you`re looking for a customer-centric, community-oriented bank, look to Northwest. We`re a bank that knows how important our people are, and it shows in everything we do. For more than 125 years, Northwest Bank has been committed to bettering the lives of our employees, our customers and the communities we serve. Today, we are proudly known for the award-winning customer service we offer at locations throughout Pennsylvania, New York, Indiana and Ohio.
Cross County Bank was established in 1891 by 31 individuals in Wynne to meet the financial needs of the community. Cross County Bank, which has the second oldest bank charter among state-chartered banks in Arkansas, has operated continuously since 1891 and remains locally owned and managed. The bank plans to be known as Cross Bank in all 10 offices beginning November 21, 2022. Cross Bank will use a new logomark, incorporating the familiar blue of Cross County Bank and a symbol that helps tell the story.