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East Cambridge Savings Bank is committed to being the best bank in its market measured in terms of customer satisfaction. The Bank achieves its strength by focusing on continual improvement, the prudent production of profits, community responsibility,
Since 1964, Community National Bank & Trust has been dedicated to helping individual and business customers succeed. The mission statement of Community National is to be the bank of choice by providing exceptional service to our customers and a fair return to our shareholders. Our goal is always to serve the best interests of our communities. For this reason, Community National receives recognition from two national rating services for its financial strength. BauerFinancial gives Community National a 4-Star “Excellent” rating indicating it has well over the capital that regulators require, is profitable and has kept its delinquent loans in check. In addition, Bankrate, Inc. gives the bank a 4 star Sound rating. Community National believes strongly in giving back to the communities it serves both through employee involvement in the community and by supporting local projects. In addition to its location in Corsicana (2), Community National also has locations in Buffalo, Burleson, Fairfield, Frost, Lake Worth, Mineral Wells, Possum Kingdom, Red Oak, Richland Chambers, Waxahachie (Loan Production Office), Weatherford and White Settlement. The bank is owned by Community Bank Holdings of Texas based in Corsicana and has assets of approximately of $715 million with 180 employees. Its trust and investment department manages over $255 million for local individuals, businesses and charitable foundations, and it makes charitable grants totaling over $635,000 annually to local non-profit organizations.
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