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FIRST FINANCIAL BANK
FIRST FINANCIAL BANK
El Dorado, Arkansas
100-499 employees
We are headquartered in Bessemer, Alabama. We have First Financial Bank branches in Centreville, Hueytown, McCalla, Pelham, Hoover, Vance, West Blocton, and Woodstock. As a community bank, we offer friendly and personal hometown service. As you visit our site, you should find plenty of financial information, including deposit and loan products that will meet your needs.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
MAGNOLIA BANKING CORPORATION AND FARMERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
MAGNOLIA BANKING CORPORATION AND FARMERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
Magnolia, Arkansas
100-499 employees
Farmers Bank & Trust was chartered on September 26, 1906, and has been in operation since its inception. Farmers Bank is an independent community bank and operates out of a one-bank holding company, Magnolia Banking Corporation. The Bank operates a subsidiary called Magnolia Properties, Inc. Today, the Bank has assets of $2.5 billion and over 30 locations in South Arkansas, Northeast Texas, and Southeast Oklahoma. Farmers Bank & Trust Executive Management Team: Chris Gosnell- Chief Executive Officer Drew Chandler- Chief Financial Officer Dave White- Chief Lending Officer Martha Wisdom- Chief Risk Officer Joe Pieratt- Chief Operations Officer Bruce Maloch- Vice-Chairman & Legal Counsel Mike Boyd- General Counsel Jeff Nutt- Regional Market President Please send us comments, questions or suggestions by e-mail. E-mail or social media messages are not considered secure and should not be used for banking. For additional support, email [email protected] or call 855-855-3268. Member FDIC | Equal Housing Lender
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
SMACKOVER STATE BANK
SMACKOVER STATE BANK
Smackover, Arkansas
25-49 employees
Smackover State Bank is a banking company based out of 708 Broadway St, Smackover, AR, United States.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
FBT BANK & MORTGAGE
FBT BANK & MORTGAGE
Fordyce, Arkansas
50-99 employees
FBT BANK & MORTGAGE is a banking company based out of 200 W 4TH ST, Fordyce, Arkansas, United States.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
MARION STATE BANK
MARION STATE BANK
Marion, Louisiana
50-99 employees
Are you tired of feeling like nothing more than an account number when you go to your bank? Have you sacrificed personal service for the convenience of technology? You never need to make that choice again, because now you can enjoy hometown comfort and state-of-the-art banking in one place. At Marion State Bank, we take the time to get to know you, our friends and neighbors. This dedication to service is only part of the package. With the latest advancements in mobile and online banking, we help you stay connected to your money at all times. We may be small, but we’re doing big things. Come see for yourself.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
THE PEOPLES BANK
THE PEOPLES BANK
Magnolia, Arkansas
50-99 employees
Proudly providing the best banking services in Columbia County for 107 years and counting!
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
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WARREN BANK AND TRUST CO.
WARREN BANK AND TRUST CO.
Warren, Arkansas
25-49 employees
In 1890, a tradition of integrity, service and community involvement began. Merchants and Planters bank, later known as First State Bank, opened their doors to the Bradley County community. After only six years of service, the bank experienced their first armed robbery in 1896. A masked man entered the bank and ordered the cashier to turn over the money. The cashier refused, reached for his gun and the robber fired, wounding the cashier. Before the cashier could return a shot, another director rose from his seat and the robber shot him as well, mortally wounding him. The cashier then opened fire and the robber fled. Another director rose to his feet after playing dead and mounted his horse in pursuit of the bandit. A posse was formed to search several states for the bandit. Finally, the man was tried for the holdup but proved his innocence and no one ever paid for the crime. The bank stood solid in the Money Panic of 1907 that threatened the business world of the United States by a currency shortage. The bank went into an agreement with a national bank in St. Louis, which furnished clearing-house certificates to use in the place of currency. The shortage later led to the establishment of the Federal Reserve System in 1913. In 1929 Merchants and Planters Bank faced another hardship when 30,000 banks in the United States had to take a three-day "bank holiday" due to the Stock Market Crash of 1929. Merchants and Planters bank was one of only 15,000 institutions in the United States that was able to open for service following the three-day "holiday". In 1937 Merchants and Planters Bank reached an agreement with the Bradley County Bank of Hermitage Arkansas to rent the bank building and upon approval of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to establish a teller window in Hermitage. The Hermitage Branch was established and the bank rented the back room as a library for the community. Also the branch underwent remodeling as well as the bank in Warren. In 1961, at the annual stockholders meeting, the stockholders voted to convert from a state charter institution to a national bank charter thus renaming the bank First National Bank of Warren & Hermitage. In 1970, the bank turned a building beside the main office in Warren into an enclosed parking garage for the convenience of the bank's customers. The bank also purchased the First Savings and Loan building south of the bank. With this purchase, the bank now owned the entire city block from south of West Cedar Street to north of West Cypress. First National Bank of Warren continued to flourish with the development of a community development board in 1974. The bank also received approval from the Comptroller of the Currency to establish a branch on the comer of Martin and Pine Street and the Hermitage Branch was offered full service banking power. In 1978, the stockholders decided that it would be in the bank's best interest to convert back to a state charter since it would free up reserve money that could be invested in the community in the form of loans for the customers. On Thursday, December 14, 1978, First National Bank became known as First State Bank of Warren and Hermitage. In 1993, the directors of First State Bank applied for and received approval to establish a full service branch bank in Hampton, Arkansas. The new branch was completed, dedicated and opened for business in 1994. Throughout our rich history First State Bank has provided the people in our area with the best possible banking services available. At First State Bank we believe that “The Difference is Leadership.”
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
COMMERCIAL BANK & TRUST
COMMERCIAL BANK & TRUST
Monticello, Arkansas
All Size Average employees
Catering to personal and small business financial needs since 1877, Commercial Bank and Trust Company is a unique full-service bank, distinguished by its impeccable customer service and refined atmosphere. With eleven branches located throughout Memphis, Paris, Union City, and Jackson, Tennessee, Commercial Bank stands ready to put more than a century's worth of tradition to work for you. In addition to a variety of checking, savings, and retirement programs, the bank also offers competitive rates on interest-bearing accounts, money market accounts, mortgages, home equity loans, and commercial and business loans.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
RIVER VALLEY COMMUNITY FEDERAL
RIVER VALLEY COMMUNITY FEDERAL
Camden, Arkansas
1-24 employees
RIVER VALLEY COMMUNITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION is a financial services company based out of 340 Cash Road S.W., Camden, Arkansas, United States.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
ARKANSAS SUPERIOR FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
ARKANSAS SUPERIOR FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Warren, Arkansas
1-24 employees
ARKANSAS SUPERIOR FEDERAL CREDIT UNION is a banking company based out of P.O. BOX 479, WARREN, Arkansas, United States.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
TIMBERLINE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
TIMBERLINE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Crossett, Arkansas
25-49 employees
TIMBERLINE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION is a banking company based out of PO Box 929, Crossett, Arkansas, United States.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
FIRST STATE BANK OF WARREN
FIRST STATE BANK OF WARREN
Warren, Arkansas
All Size Average employees
In 1890, a tradition of integrity, service and community involvement began. Merchants and Planters bank, later known as First State Bank, opened their doors to the Bradley County community. After only six years of service, the bank experienced their first armed robbery in 1896. A masked man entered the bank and ordered the cashier to turn over the money. The cashier refused, reached for his gun and the robber fired, wounding the cashier. Before the cashier could return a shot, another director rose from his seat and the robber shot him as well, mortally wounding him. The cashier then opened fire and the robber fled. Another director rose to his feet after playing dead and mounted his horse in pursuit of the bandit. A posse was formed to search several states for the bandit. Finally, the man was tried for the holdup but proved his innocence and no one ever paid for the crime. The bank stood solid in the Money Panic of 1907 that threatened the business world of the United States by a currency shortage. The bank went into an agreement with a national bank in St. Louis, which furnished clearing-house certificates to use in the place of currency. The shortage later led to the establishment of the Federal Reserve System in 1913. In 1929 Merchants and Planters Bank faced another hardship when 30,000 banks in the United States had to take a three-day "bank holiday" due to the Stock Market Crash of 1929. Merchants and Planters bank was one of only 15,000 institutions in the United States that was able to open for service following the three-day "holiday". In 1937 Merchants and Planters Bank reached an agreement with the Bradley County Bank of Hermitage Arkansas to rent the bank building and upon approval of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to establish a teller window in Hermitage. The Hermitage Branch was established and the bank rented the back room as a library for the community. Also the branch underwent remodeling as well as the bank in Warren. In 1961, at the annual stockholders meeting, the stockholders voted to convert from a state charter institution to a national bank charter thus renaming the bank First National Bank of Warren & Hermitage. In 1970, the bank turned a building beside the main office in Warren into an enclosed parking garage for the convenience of the bank's customers. The bank also purchased the First Savings and Loan building south of the bank. With this purchase, the bank now owned the entire city block from south of West Cedar Street to north of West Cypress. First National Bank of Warren continued to flourish with the development of a community development board in 1974. The bank also received approval from the Comptroller of the Currency to establish a branch on the comer of Martin and Pine Street and the Hermitage Branch was offered full service banking power. In 1978, the stockholders decided that it would be in the bank's best interest to convert back to a state charter since it would free up reserve money that could be invested in the community in the form of loans for the customers. On Thursday, December 14, 1978, First National Bank became known as First State Bank of Warren and Hermitage. In 1993, the directors of First State Bank applied for and received approval to establish a full service branch bank in Hampton, Arkansas. The new branch was completed, dedicated and opened for business in 1994. Throughout our rich history First State Bank has provided the people in our area with the best possible banking services available. At First State Bank we believe that “The Difference is Leadership.”
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading