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Access Bank is a Omaha, NE-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Owned and managed in Iowa by Iowans, LSB is committed to the communities we serve. The LSB Foundation was established in 2005 for the purpose of supporting LSB`s charitable giving tradition in the communities we serve. LSB`s philanthropic philosophy has been an integral part of the company culture since our founding.
Doral Bank is the only community bank in Puerto Rico with a firm commitment to the families, individuals and businesses in our communities, Doral Bank strives to be the leader in financial services, remaining true to its human approach to customers. The individual takes center stage at Doral Bank and this is part of a new focus in banking where the customer plays the leading role in the financial services relationship. Doral Bank’s customer-centric vision has led us to design more convenient financial solutions in consumer, commercial, mortgage banking and insurance. Doral Bank is the fastest growing financial services institution in Puerto Rico and has forty-three branches which offer a robust collection of financial products and services.
More than 130 years later, the essence of that creed is alive and well in Bank Midwest. We’re still owned by the same Goodenow family, now in its 5th generation of leadership. And, we’re still devoted to helping the communities we serve, grow and prosper.
Fidelity Bank is committed to providing exceptional service to all of our customers. As the second largest locally owned financial institution in Wichita, Kansas and a growing presence in Oklahoma City and Overland Park, we provide customers with a wide array of quality financial services. The forerunner of Fidelity Bank--The Fidelity Investment Company — opened its doors for business in Wichita in 1905 as a mortgage lender. In 1942 Homer C. Bastian, Kansas` first director of the Federal Housing Administration, recognized Wichita`s growth potential as a trade area. He left the FHA and purchased one-half interest in Fidelity Investment. Homer Bastian`s son, Marvin, after serving in the Army Air Force during World War II, joined his father at Fidelity as a mortgage counselor in January 1946. Homer and Marvin Bastian purchased the company`s remaining stock in 1947. Using their government loan experience, they set out to meet the heavy postwar demand for housing and home loans.