ABOUT US

Native American Bank

ABOUT US

Native American Bank
Native American Bank

About Us

Native American Bank

The Native American Bancorporation Co.

The Native American Bancorporation serves as the holding company for Native American Bank, N.A. and is a Community Development Institution (CDI) whose purpose is to promote economic development in areas that are underserved by traditional financial institutions.

Native American Bank, N.A

Chartered as a national community development focused bank, Native American Bank is also a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI). We are committed to being a self-sustaining CDFI and are the only national American Indian owned community development bank in the country. Native American Bank supports the communities that we service and we received an “outstanding” on the most recent Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) exam.

To be the trusted Native-owned national bank committed to meeting your financial needs, as well as the financial needs of your business and your nation.

In 2001, twenty Tribal nations and Alaska Native Corporations set out with a dream to create a national bank to serve all Native people, communities, governments and enterprises across the country and established Native American Bank, N.A.

We recognize that among the many issues facing Native Americans, the absence of access to financial capital and services has been a significant obstacle toward the realization of self-sufficiency and financial freedom across Indian Country.

Through collaboration, provide access to financial services for Alaska Native and Native American communities creating economic independence, development and sustainability.

At Native American Bank, our primary mission is to assist Native American and Alaskan Native individuals, enterprises and governments to reach their goals by providing affordable and flexible banking and financial services.

To accomplish this, we concentrate on pooling Indian economic resources to increase Indian economic independence by fostering a climate of self-determination in investment, job creation and sustainable economic growth.

As the only Native American-owned nationwide financial institution, the future holds great promise for the organization as we pursue our mission to serve Native America.

We continually work to enhance shareholder value as a result of being a well-managed, profitable organization.

We focus on properly underwritten lending activities to enhance economic development and produce employment on reservations and in other Native American communities.

We strive for increased capital generated from earnings and ongoing capital campaigns to provide support for the growth necessary to pursue our mission.

Native American Bank is committed to promoting a healthy environment to help our communities that we serve. Ensuring that a broad mix of individuals with a variety of ideas, viewpoints, background and experiences play an impactful role and is critical to the success of Native American Bank and our clients.

Native American Bank understands that in order to fully accomplish our mission and values, we must leverage the diverse backgrounds, skills, knowledge and perspectives of our clients, Board of Directors, vendors and employees. We aim to foster a culture for clients and employees where all feel welcome, included, empowered and valued. This includes attracting and retaining a diverse workforce and encouraging our team to promote diversity, equity and inclusion across all internal and external relationships and services.

Our Shareholders

Alaska

  • Akhiok-Kaguyak, Inc.
  • Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
  • Association of Village Council Presidents
  • The Eyak Corporation
  • Old Harbor Native Corporation Settlement Trust
  • Sealaska Corporation
  • United Companies, Inc.

Arizona

  • The Navajo Nation
  • Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community

California

  • Table Mountain Rancheria

Colorado

  • Ute Mountain Ute Tribe

Connecticut

  • Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation
  • The Mohegan Tribe

Florida

  • Seminole Tribe of Florida

Idaho

  • Shoshone-Bannock Tribes

Iowa

  • Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa

Louisiana

  • Tunica Biloxi Tribe EDC

Michigan

  • Grand Traverse Band EDC
  • Sault Ste. Marie Tribe

Minnesota

  • Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians

Montana

  • Blackfeet Indian Nation
  • Chippewa Cree Tribe
  • Fort Belknap Planning & Development Corp. DBA Island Mountain Development Group

Nebraska

  • Ho-Chunk, Inc.

New Mexico

  • AMERIND Risk Management Corporation

North Dakota

  • Three Affiliated Tribes

South Dakota

  • Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe

Washington

  • Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation
  • Marine View Ventures, Inc.

Wisconsin

  • Oneida Nation

Wyoming

  • Eastern Shoshone Tribe

Other

  • Wells Fargo Community Development Corporation
  • The Ford Foundation
  • The F.B. Heron Foundation
  • ClearingHouse CDFI
About Us

The Native American Bancorporation Co.

The Native American Bancorporation serves as the holding company for Native American Bank, N.A. and is a Community Development Institution (CDI) whose purpose is to promote economic development in areas that are underserved by traditional financial institutions.

Native American Bank, N.A

Chartered as a national community development focused bank, Native American Bank is also a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI). We are committed to being a self-sustaining CDFI and are the only national American Indian owned community development bank in the country. Native American Bank supports the communities that we service and we received an “outstanding” on the most recent Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) exam.

To be the trusted Native-owned national bank committed to meeting your financial needs, as well as the financial needs of your business and your nation.

In 2001, twenty Tribal nations and Alaska Native Corporations set out with a dream to create a national bank to serve all Native people, communities, governments and enterprises across the country and established Native American Bank, N.A.

We recognize that among the many issues facing Native Americans, the absence of access to financial capital and services has been a significant obstacle toward the realization of self-sufficiency and financial freedom across Indian Country.

Through collaboration, provide access to financial services for Alaska Native and Native American communities creating economic independence, development and sustainability.

At Native American Bank, our primary mission is to assist Native American and Alaskan Native individuals, enterprises and governments to reach their goals by providing affordable and flexible banking and financial services.

To accomplish this, we concentrate on pooling Indian economic resources to increase Indian economic independence by fostering a climate of self-determination in investment, job creation and sustainable economic growth.

As the only Native American-owned nationwide financial institution, the future holds great promise for the organization as we pursue our mission to serve Native America.

We continually work to enhance shareholder value as a result of being a well-managed, profitable organization.

We focus on properly underwritten lending activities to enhance economic development and produce employment on reservations and in other Native American communities.

We strive for increased capital generated from earnings and ongoing capital campaigns to provide support for the growth necessary to pursue our mission.

Native American Bank is committed to promoting a healthy environment to help our communities that we serve. Ensuring that a broad mix of individuals with a variety of ideas, viewpoints, background and experiences play an impactful role and is critical to the success of Native American Bank and our clients.

Native American Bank understands that in order to fully accomplish our mission and values, we must leverage the diverse backgrounds, skills, knowledge and perspectives of our clients, Board of Directors, vendors and employees. We aim to foster a culture for clients and employees where all feel welcome, included, empowered and valued. This includes attracting and retaining a diverse workforce and encouraging our team to promote diversity, equity and inclusion across all internal and external relationships and services.

Our Shareholders

Alaska

  • Akhiok-Kaguyak, Inc.
  • Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
  • Association of Village Council Presidents
  • The Eyak Corporation
  • Old Harbor Native Corporation Settlement Trust
  • Sealaska Corporation
  • United Companies, Inc.

Arizona

  • The Navajo Nation
  • Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community

California

  • Table Mountain Rancheria

Colorado

  • Ute Mountain Ute Tribe

Connecticut

  • Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation
  • The Mohegan Tribe

Florida

  • Seminole Tribe of Florida

Idaho

  • Shoshone-Bannock Tribes

Iowa

  • Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa

Louisiana

  • Tunica Biloxi Tribe EDC

Michigan

  • Grand Traverse Band EDC
  • Sault Ste. Marie Tribe

Minnesota

  • Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians

Montana

  • Blackfeet Indian Nation
  • Chippewa Cree Tribe
  • Fort Belknap Planning & Development Corp. DBA Island Mountain Development Group

Nebraska

  • Ho-Chunk, Inc.

New Mexico

  • AMERIND Risk Management Corporation

North Dakota

  • Three Affiliated Tribes

South Dakota

  • Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe

Washington

  • Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation
  • Marine View Ventures, Inc.

Wisconsin

  • Oneida Nation

Wyoming

  • Eastern Shoshone Tribe

Other

  • Wells Fargo Community Development Corporation
  • The Ford Foundation
  • The F.B. Heron Foundation
  • ClearingHouse CDFI
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