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Tag: First National Bank Alaska
Decades of Achievement with Lasting Results
The partnership between Alaska Business and Junior Achievement goes back to 1987, and the magazine’s relationship with Hall of Famers from First National Bank Alaska goes back to issue #1.
Making Change: How Financial Institutions Empower Communities
In addition to commercial activities, financial institutions support local communities through philanthropic activities. Learn how the state’s financial institutions are investing in Alaska.
First National Welcomes VP to Lead Mortgage Lending Department
First National Bank Alaska hired Jonathan Wilson, a banking executive from New Orleans, as Mortgage Lending Director and Vice President.
First National Appoints President of Lending Division
Darren Franz, Senior Executive Officer and Chief Credit Officer at First National Bank Alaska, is now President of the bank’s Lending Division line of business.
A Renewed Focus on Financial Services at Physical Locations
Even with technology and shifting customer preferences, banks in Alaska are finding value in reinvesting in their branch networks.
Businesses Selling to Key Employees
A growing trend is for business owners to sell their business to their employees, ensuring a smooth transition for staff and clients.
Whittle to Lead FNBA’s Compliance and Branch Operations Teams
First National Bank Alaska named Suzanne Whittle as a new Senior Vice President and the Director of Compliance and Branch Operations Support.
New Wealth Management Director at FNBA
First National Bank Alaska welcomed Morgan Neff as the bank’s Wealth Management Director and Senior Vice President, directing all wealth management and trust activities.
2023 Business Banking Trends: Alaska’s financial institutions partner with local businesses to find solutions
Local banks support businesses coping with supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, inflation, rising interest rates, and global conflicts.