Commercial Banks

West Iowa Bank provides personal & business banking for Northwest Iowa with its friendly staff & five convenient locations. West Iowa Bank has been helping businesses and families in Northwest Iowa reach their financial goals since 1927. Whether starting your first checking account, taking out a loan for a car, buying your first home, starting a new business, or planning your retirement, you will have peace of mind knowing that banks team will always be there to help you.

West Michigan Community Bank got it's start in 1976 when a group of leading Hudsonville citizens joined forces to establish a bank focused on the needs of local businesses and individuals. Local decision-making was a key driver behind the launch, which received strong support from residents and business owners alike. Bank has added new service lines, enhanced the technology, added employees, and opened new branches to make banking easier and more convienient.

West Plains Bank is a banking company based out of 200 N MAIN ST, Ainsworth, Nebraska, United States. West Plains Bank—founded as Commercial State Bank—opened its doors in Ainsworth on October 1, 1913. The local bank weathered the financial storms of the 20′s, the depression of the 30′s, the hectic periods of both World Wars, and the tough agricultural climate of the 80′s. And through it all, the doors never closed.

West Plains Bank and Trust Company offers a wide variety of home loans - fixed or adjustable rate and standard or low down payment options are available. Visit our Home Loan Center for more information, to start your application process, or check rates today. West Plains Bank and Trust Company is committed to helping you find the right loan product for your needs. Bank understands that every borrower is different, and it offers a variety of products to meet your individual requirements.

West Point Bank is a banking company based out of PO BOX 1000, Radcliff, Kentucky, United States. West Point Bank is proud to be a locally-owned hometown bank. Bank’s dedicated to not only meeting but exceeding your customer service expectations of quality customer service. This bank and every director, officer and employee is a part of the community.Whether you need a loan or are looking for a safe place to put your money, West Point Bank is the right bank for you!

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

Since 1962, West Suburban Bank has offered a level of service and responsiveness that the mega-banks, despite their posturing, can never hope to attain. While many of the banks have been trimming staff and cutting back on personal service, West Suburban Bank has been adding bright, creative professionals to its team. WSB offers a friendly, family-oriented environment that encourages cooperation & teamwork.

West Texas National Bank has assembled bankers with financial, energy-related and local expertise capable of meeting the various financial needs of the Permian Basin. Understanding that the energy sector is also served through growing its commercial and industrial opportunities, WTNB has built a team of commercial bankers who know how to help your business grow. WTNB makes decisions about your local needs based on local knowledge and experience.

Headquartered in Lubbock, Texas, City Bank has more than $3 billion in assets with 28 branch locations and 18 mortgage locations throughout Texas and New Mexico. Since 1941, City Bank has been committed to offering its customers revolutionary products and services to stay in touch with their needs. Through this commitment, City Bank offers additional banking services including mortgage lending, trust, insurance, investments, indirect lending and private banking.

West Texas State Bank (Snyder, TX) is a banking company based out of 1901 26TH ST, Snyder, Texas, United States. Since 1950, banks mission has been to provide you with friendly and professional financial services. Times and technology may have changed, but banks commitment to that mission has not. They continue to think that they're big enough to serve you, yet small enough to know you.