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Executive Directory of Banks allows you to target individuals in the banking industry who are empowered to deal with cash, domestic and foreign, and to receive the deposits of money and to loan those monies to third-parties. These banking professionals are employed by federal reserve banks, national commercial banks, federal savings institutions, and credit unions.
The most successful banks fit the banking habits and financial needs of both consumers and businesses by offering services from online banking, personal loans, mutual funds, trust services, safe deposit boxes, debit cards, credit cards, convenient branch locations, reasonable interest rates, minimal account fees, overdraft protection, credit lines, and an established high level of customer service.
Banks arrange credit for itself with banks in other towns, cities and countries; sell its drafts or checks on other banks and banking correspondents; issue letters of credit; lend money to its customers on the customers' notes, by way of overdraft (or) on bonds, shares and other securities. Deposits in most banks are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Banks provide a system for easily transferring money from one person or business to another. Using banks and the many services they offer saves an incredible amount of time, and ensures that funds "pass hands" in a legal and structured manner. People and businesses need to have a paper trail to document transactions. Checks are a perfect way to keep a permanent record of business activities, even when they are personal. If individuals bank online, there is a well-documented trail of all transactions. The same principles apply to savings accounts. Establishing a savings account money safe while allowing easy access to it. Plus, it gives the benefit of earning some interest on the balance and putting the money to work for the customer.
Individuals in the Banking industry have a high school education, bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, economics, and business administration. Many institutions seek graduates with a master's degree, preferably in business administration, finance, or economics. These academic programs develop analytical skills and teach financial analysis methods and technology.
Individuals in the banking industry purchase atm card registers, atm supplies, automotive forms, bank bags, bank envelopes, bank supplies, calculators, calendars, canvas coin shipping bags, card protection, envelopes, cartridges, carts and mobile storage, cash drawers and trays, cash security boxes, cash tickets, catalogs, chairs, check processing and storage, checks, coin sorters and counters, coin wrappers, computers, counterfeit detectors, currency counters, deposit bags, deposit slips, desks, drive-thru tube carriers, envelopes, file cabinets, financial paper rolls, financial software, fingerprint identity, fireproof files and safes, highlighters, ink, joggers, key cabinets, mice and mouse pads, office décor, office supplies, overdraft slips, pencils, pens, ribbon, safe deposits, security boxes, staplers, staples, tamper evident deposit bags, vault key envelopes, zipper wallets.
BANK ASSET SIZE
Less than $500,000
$500,000 - $ 1 Million
$ 1 Million - $ 2.5 Million
$ 2.5 Million - $ 5 Million
$ 5 Million - $ 10 Million
$ 10 Million - $ 20 Million
$ 20 Million - $ 50 Million
$ 50 Million - $ 100 Million
$ 100 Million - $ 500 Million
$ 500 Million - $ 1 Billion
Over $ 1 Billion
Titles:
Owner
Partner
President
Manager
Vice President
Chief Executive Officer
Executive Director
Human Resources
Personnel
Investment Manager
Tax manager
Branch manager
Loan Officer
Trust Officer
Selectable Banks:
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FIRST MERIT BANK
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UMPQUA BANK
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UMB BANK
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FIRST NIAGARA BANK
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HUDSON CITY SAVINGS BANK
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CAROLINA FIRST BANK
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TRUSTCO BANK
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CARTER BANK & TRUST
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ASSOCIATED BANK
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ONEWEST BANK
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WOODFOREST NATIONAL BANK
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BANCORP SOUTH
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SUSQUEHANNA BANK
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FIFTH THIRD BANK
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STATE STREET BANK & TRUST CO
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COMERICA BANK
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BANK OF THE WEST
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GREAT WESTERN BANK
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HANCOCK BANK
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SOVEREIGN BANK
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HARRIS BANK
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M&T BANK
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FIRST TENNESSEE BANK
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BANCO POPULAR
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CHEVY CHASE BANK
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HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK
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TD BANK
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BBVA COMPASS
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CAPITAL ONE BANK
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DEUTSCHE BANK
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ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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TCF BANK
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FIRST CONVENIENCE BANK
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STERLING SAVINGS BANK
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WEBSTER BANK
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FLAGSTAR BANK
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IBC BANK
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WHITNEY NATIONAL BANK
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BANK OF MONTREAL
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SCOTIABANK
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TD CANADA TRUST
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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK
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ALBERTA TREASURY BANK
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CIBC
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RBC ROYAL BANK
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NATIONAL BANK OF CANADA
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TRUSTMARK NATIONAL BANK
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LAURENTIAN BANK OF CANADA
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CAISSE POPULAIRE
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BB&T
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BANK OF AMERICA
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RBC BANK
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CHASE
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CITIBANK
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M&I BANK
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NORTHWEST SAVINGS BANK
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HSBC BANK
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KEY BANK
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WOODFOREST BANK
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PNC BANK
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REGIONS BANK
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NATIONAL CITY BANK
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CHARTER ONE
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SUN TRUST BANK
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US BANK
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WACHOVIA BANK
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WELLS FARGO BANK
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UNION BANK
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ARVEST BANK
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CITIZENS BANK
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Type of Bank:
State vs. National Commercial Banks
Savings & Loans – Federal vs. Non-Federal
State vs. Federal Credit Unions
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