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==Citizens Federal Savings Bank== | ==Citizens Federal Savings Bank== | ||
Citizen Trust Bank moved into the Birmingham market in February [[2003]] with the acquisition of Birmingham's first minority-owned bank, '''Citizens Federal Savings Bank'''. Citizens Federal was founded in [[1957]] by businessman [[A G Gaston]]. Citizens Federal's Chairman and CEO [[Bunny Stokes]] became the CTB Birmingham Division President, before retiring in [[2004]]. | Citizen Trust Bank moved into the Birmingham market in February [[2003]] with the acquisition of Birmingham's first minority-owned bank, '''Citizens Federal Savings Bank''', and its holding company '''CFS Bancshares'''. Citizens Federal was founded in [[1957]] by businessman [[A G Gaston]]. Citizens Federal's Chairman and CEO [[Bunny Stokes]] became the CTB Birmingham Division President, before retiring in [[2004]]. | ||
== External Link == | == External Link == | ||
Revision as of 20:33, 6 December 2006
Citizens Trust Bank is an Atlanta, GA-based bank which has one branch in downtown Birmingham. Citizens Trust was founded in 1919 as the first bank to serve the African American community in Atlanta. In 1947, it was the first African American owned bank to become a member of the Federal Reserve Bank.
Citizens Federal Savings Bank
Citizen Trust Bank moved into the Birmingham market in February 2003 with the acquisition of Birmingham's first minority-owned bank, Citizens Federal Savings Bank, and its holding company CFS Bancshares. Citizens Federal was founded in 1957 by businessman A G Gaston. Citizens Federal's Chairman and CEO Bunny Stokes became the CTB Birmingham Division President, before retiring in 2004.
External Link
Citizens Trust Bank website