Commercial Banks

Kingleys State Bank is a commercial bank firm based in Kingsley, United States. Kingleys State Bank provides multi-family office Bank Account services for high-net-worth families, foundations and endowments, and institutions.

Kingston National Bank defines itself as “A Real Community Bank, Really Serving Communities”, a motto that was established when Phil Dunlap and his associates founded the Bank back in 1909. The tradition of providing customers with excellent banking products and superior customer service still prevails. Bank offers: Deposits, Loans, Health Savings, Certificates of deposits and IRA's, Home Mortgages, Agricultural Loans and Car Loans.

Kirkpatrick Bank is a business bank serving Oklahoma and Colorado with branches in Edmond, Oklahoma City, Denver and Colorado Springs. Originally chartered as American Bank and Trust in 1970, the bank was acquired by the Kirkpatrick family in 1988. Kirkpatrick Bank also offers private banking, wealth services, home loans and an exclusively online product, Savings Square, which has attracted customers in all 50 states.

Kirkwood Bank & Trust was chartered by the North Dakota Department of Banking and Financial Institutions in February 1975 as Bank of Kirkwood Plaza. In 1981, Bank of Kirkwood Plaza was sold to a Fargo banker and re-named Dakota Bank & Trust Company. The bank was sold to its present stockholders in 1987 and re-named Kirkwood Bank & Trust. Bank offers: banking, mortgage, investment, trust, business banking, business loans, checking, savings and mobile banking.

Kirkwood Bank of Nevada opened its first location in 2008. Kirkwood Bank of Nevada builds long-term relationships with its customers. It’s a “local bank” committed to the communities it serves. At Kirkwood Bank of Nevada, your calls do not go unanswered. Bank thrives on its level of service and offers: Commercial Banking, Commercial Loans and Personal Deposit Products.

For over a century, solid and enduring values have made Kish Bank, the banking subsidiary of Kish Bancorp, Inc., a strong financial institution and a vital part of the communities it serves. Formed through a merger of Farmers National Bank of Belleville and The Belleville National Bank, both of which can be traced to the early 20th century, Kish Bank has been one of Pennsylvania’s fastest growing community bank franchises.

Kitsap Bank is a community that goes beyond providing enhanced banking services and really getting to know its customers as people; not account numbers. They have a great team at Kitsap Bank. You’ll see it on the smiling faces of the employees and hear about it from customers who often remark about the “family” atmosphere they feel as soon as they enter a branch. Bank offers: Personal and Business Banking Services, SBA Loans, Business Loans and Lines of Credit and Commercial Real Estate Financing

Kleberg Bank was founded in 1905 by Robert Justus Kleberg, General Manager of his family’s King Ranch. The Bank is built on a foundation of integrity, strong values, community service and the commitment to providing customers with the best in talent, technology, products and services. Kleberg Bank currently operates three financial centers in Kingsville and three in Corpus Christi and offers: Consumer & Commercial Banking, Consumer & Commercial Lending, Private Banking and Mortgage Lending.

The ONB Way is banking with heart. It’s using the core values to grow stronger, serve its clients better and fulfill its “your bank, for life” promise. It’s making a pledge to be exceptional leaders, regardless of roles or titles. It’s partnering with every client, every associate and every one of the communities for individual and shared success. Most importantly, it’s the way banking should be.

KodaBank was established to serve the financial needs of its community, its businesses, and its citizens. KodaBank was opened in 1881. Bank is an independently owned community bank. Banks number one priority is meeting the needs of its customers. A large percentage of its customers still make their living off the land. Bank's served some agricultural families for generations.