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First Priority Bank was founded in 2005 by a management team of local, highly experienced bankers led by David Sparks to fulfill a compelling need within the Bank`s target markets for a full service financial institution that truly emphasizes and delivers fast and reliable service with excellent individual attention and customized solutions. The Bank was chartered as a Pennsylvania state, FDIC insured commercial bank headquartered in Malvern, Chester County, PA. The Bank`s initial geographic focus was Chester and Berks Counties, with expansion expectations in adjacent counties in Southeastern PA. In 2008, Prestige Community Bank, a newly organized banking institution, was merged into First Priority Bank, providing a presence in Bucks County. In 2013, Affinity Bank of Pennsylvania was merged into First Priority and expanded our presence in Berks County. Today, First Priority Bank operates with branches in Chester, Berks, Montgomery and Bucks County as a wholly owned subsidiary of First Priority Financial Corp.
Unbank Company is a Hopkins, MN-based company in the Financial Services sector.
We believe owning a home is one of the greatest wealth builders out there. So our goal is to make homeownership more accessible, and to help more people buy homes. Equal Housing Lender | nmlsconsumeraccess.org | NMLS #1124061
Commonwealth National Bank is a Worcester, MA-based company in the Financial Services sector.
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