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Plaquemine Bank

www.plaqbank.com

 
Plaquemine Bank and Trust Company was founded as a State Chartered Bank in 1968 by Dr. James A. Durand, with funding of $500,000 in capital representing 25,000 shares at $20 each. From the very beginning, Plaquemine Bank was a bank of the people. No economic group went without representation among our stockholders: wage earners, professional people and business people. Plaquemine Bank had a wider distribution of capital stock than any bank in the history of the parish and the total number shareholders was the largest of any in the area. Our original Board of Directors was made up of a cross-section ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.plaqbank.com
  • 24025 Eden Street
    Plaquemine, LA USA 70764
  • Phone: 225.687.6388

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