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1st Constitution Bancorp, based in Cranbury, New Jersey, is the holding company for 1st Constitution Bank. Established in 1989, 1st Constitution Bank believes Community Banking and the consumer represent important aspects of business, being the driving force for core deposits growth and the basis for a substantial portion of our lending activities. 1st Constitution Bank delivers a fundamental approach to small business banking, commercial and residential mortgage origination and retail banking focused on personal service, technological support and innovative customer centered products. This approach is facilitated by the dedicated employees at each of its 14 branch offices located throughout central New Jersey. 1st Constitution Bancorp stock is publicly traded on the NASDAQ Global Market under the ticker symbol (FCCY). For more information please phone or visit one of our convenient locations. Our mission is to enhance shareholder value by making each of our operating units a driving force towards providing shareholders with a suitable rate of return on their investment.
Liberty SBF Holdings LLC is a commercial real estate financing company that provides loans to owners and investors of commercial properties. We lend nationwide on a variety of asset types specializing in SBA 504 Loans for company owners, and Bridge Loans and CMBS for property investors.
Usnm Federal Credit Union is a Albuquerque, NM-based company in the Financial Services sector.
We are proud to unveil our New Busey website which was designed to provide you with comprehensive, user friendly access to information about our financial products and services. Further, we believe this site communicates to you what the New Busey brand
The Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority was created by the City of Columbus and Franklin County as a port authority under Ohio law (Ohio Revised Code Section 4582). The Finance Authority is a government entity designed to provide financing to facilitate economic activity and capital investments by private, non-profit and public sectors in Central Ohio. Ohio law allows port authorities to construct facilities, issue bonds, make loans, and sell or buy real and personal property. The Finance Authority is an eligible issuer of tax-exempt and taxable debt. The Finance Authority can structure, package and coordinate the financing transaction with multiple lenders including commercial banks, state financing and other public sector financing. The Finance Authority can own property; hold title under a capital lease; and own infrastructure that is essential to a project, such as parking structures.