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First Place Bank is a Warren, OH-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Founded in 1948, and named for agricultural researcher and scientist George Washington Carver, Carver Federal Savings Bank formally began operations on January 5, 1949 on 125th Street in Harlem, providing local residents a place to save and obtain mortgages to buy homes in their own communities. In February 1961, Carver opened its first branch in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn and continued expanding its operations in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens into the 1990s. In 1994, Carver Bancorp, Inc. became a publicly traded company and in 2007 was listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange (CARV). Carver Bancorp, Inc. is the holding company of Carver Federal Savings Bank. Today, Carver is the largest African- and Caribbean-American operated bank in the USA and channels its capital resources into underserved neighborhoods by reinvesting over 83% of its deposits into the communities we call home. The Bank remains rooted in expanding wealth enhancing opportunities in the communities it serves, by expanding access to capital and financial advice to consumers, businesses and non-profit organizations, including faith-based institutions. Carver remains headquartered in Harlem, and predominantly all of its 9 branches and stand-alone 24/7 ATM Centers are located in low-to-moderate income neighborhoods.
When Forge Consulting was founded in January 2003, we were an insurance agency specializing in structured settlements and traditional annuities. The founding partners noticed an inequity in the settlement marketplace: far too often, injured parties were left no choice but to work with a single-product provider such as trustees, bankers, money managers, or structure brokers. Our mission, passion, and innovative settlement consulting approach of advice over product rapidly made us the sought-after source of settlement planning for plaintiff attorneys and their clients. Over the past two decades, our company has recognized that the needs of plaintiff families extend well beyond what a structured settlement or any single financial product could offer. We are now The Forge Companies, a nationally recognized team of specialists with proficient knowledge in comprehensive settlement planning. We have over 130 teammates with experience in financial services, legal, compliance, marketing, and operating companies. We are now Advocacy Trust, a Tennessee state-chartered trust company that offers a full range of traditional and special needs trust services and is committed to improving the lives of our clients, their families, and caregivers through investments, trusts, tax, and other fiduciary and administrative services. We are now Advocacy Wealth Management, creating financial plans based on your needs, now and in the future. Your plan will be unique, just like your needs. The solutions offered to solve for your needs will be tailored to your plan. We are now Forge for Business, a commitment to providing a broad range of financial and business services to contingent fee attorneys, law firms, and general businesses. Services include fee deferral solutions, MSA/Lien solutions, insurance products, bookkeeping, payroll and HR, and IOLTA accounting.
In 1997, a group of banking entrepreneurs saw that the business of banking was changing, and on March 17th of that year, Investors Community Bank opened its doors. Technology was taking over and corporate roadblocks were limiting a banker`s ability to build relationships with customers. So these entrepreneurs took a chance and started Investors Community Bank. Today, Investors Community Bank is a team of financial partners who understand your business and family. We take pride in developing relationships based on trust and respect—values that are at the core of building a community. Whether it`s your business, local farmers or community organizations, we are proud to be your partner today and tomorrow.
Pratt First National Bank is a Pratt, KS-based company in the Financial Services sector.