First National Bank Alaska (OTCMKTS:FBAK), founded in 1922 and headquartered in Anchorage, is a full-service community bank serving individuals, businesses and municipal clients throughout the state. As Alaska’s oldest national bank, it has grown alongside the communities it serves, expanding from a single branch in Anchorage to a network of locations in major cities and rural hubs across Alaska. The bank’s history reflects its commitment to the people and industries that define Alaska’s economy, including energy, natural resources, transportation and tourism.
First National Bank Alaska offers a comprehensive suite of commercial and retail banking services. Its lending portfolio includes commercial real estate loans, equipment financing, agricultural and fisheries loans, and consumer credit products. On the deposit side, the bank provides checking and savings accounts, money market funds, certificates of deposit and specialized cash management solutions. Through its mortgage subsidiary, the bank facilitates home financing, construction loans and refinancing, while its trust services division manages estate planning, investment advisory and retirement accounts for private and institutional clients.
Recognizing the unique challenges of operating in Alaska’s vast and diverse environment, First National Bank Alaska emphasizes digital banking solutions, remote deposit capture and a robust online platform to ensure customers have 24/7 access to accounts and payment services. Its network of branches, ATMs and relationship managers in urban centers and rural communities supports local businesses, municipal entities and individual account holders with tailored financial guidance and on-the-ground expertise.
Governed by a board of directors with deep roots in Alaska’s business community, First National Bank Alaska is led by a seasoned executive team focused on sustainable growth and responsible banking practices. The bank actively participates in community development initiatives, charitable partnerships and financial education programs to foster economic resilience across the state. Its commitment to Alaskans remains central to its mission as it evolves to meet the changing needs of customers in the 21st century.
