In observance of Juneteenth, all Arvest Branches and the customer service line will be closed on Monday, June 20. We will resume normal hours on Tuesday, June 21. For your convenience, you can bank 24/7 using: Arvest Go Mobile App Arvest Online Banking with...
read moreSpring is known as the housing market’s busy season, but if you followed the trends last year, “busy” doesn’t even begin to describe how things unfolded. In 2021, intense bidding wars, record-high home prices, and rock-bottom inventory levels made for one of the most...
read moreArvest Bank is pleased to announce Jon Mattingly has been named executive director of consumer lending, effective June 1. As such, Mattingly will lead and direct Arvest’s consumer lending efforts across the bank’s four-state footprint. “We are fortunate to have...
read moreThe parks in Bull Shoals, Arkansas are getting an upgrade thanks to a $5,000 grant from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently in Bull Shoals. Executive vice president and sales manager David McBee of Arvest Bank was on hand to present the check to...
read moreArvest Wealth Management is pleased to announce Asa Cottrell has been named our next president and CEO. Cottrell will assume those responsibilities on June 13. “Asa’s unique range of experience and perspective make him the ideal choice to be the next leader of Arvest...
read moreYour need for life insurance changes as your life changes. When you are young, you typically need less life insurance, but as you take on more responsibility and as your family grows you may need more. Then, as your responsibilities once again begin to diminish, your...
read moreHuman trafficking victims who were branded by their abusers will have a chance for a fresh start thanks to a $2,000 grant to Into the Light from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently in Mountain Home, Ark. Scott Copeland, community bank president for...
read moreArvest Wealth Management’s retirement plan consulting group has been named to the National Association of Plan Advisors’ list of the nation’s top defined contribution (DC) Advisor Teams with assets under advisement of more than $100 million. The Arvest Wealth...
read moreArvest Bank is pleased to announce Shannon Hendrix, MS, RD, LD has joined its local board of directors in Springdale, Ark. Shannon serves as Senior Vice President and Chief Administrator at Arkansas Children’s Northwest, where she implements strategy to achieve the...
read moreArvest Bank is pleased to announce Vic Wheeler has assumed duties as president for Arvest in the Okmulgee, Sapulpa, Sand Springs and Jenks communities in Oklahoma. In that role, Wheeler will be particularly involved in lending and business development for those areas....
read moreArvest Equipment Finance (AEF), a division of Arvest Bank, has been recognized once again by MonitorDaily, a leading publication of the equipment leasing and finance industry. The publication recently released the 2020 Monitor 100, its annual ranking of the largest...
read moreArvest Bank’s Ignite Intern Program celebrated its fifth anniversary this year during challenging and unprecedented times. But just as the more than 6,000 associates who work for Arvest strive every day to live our mission statement – People helping people find...
read moreArvest Bank is pleased to announce the hiring of John Naudo. He will serve as an investment officer for Arvest Wealth Management in Bentonville, Ark. Naudo began his career in finance in 1994 in London and emigrated to the United States in 2009. At that time, Naudo...
read moreWith thousands of new scams every year, it’s hard to keep up with all of them while running a business. As fraudsters find new and inventive ways, fraud protection is becoming more important and necessary. By incorporating these five tips into your daily merchant...
read moreThe Arvest Foundation recently awarded the North Arkansas Youth Center a grant for $2,000 in support of the organization’s Building the Future Campaign. In partnership with the City of Cotter, the campaign seeks to fund outdoor improvements to the North Arkansas Youth...
read moreChildren in Johnson County, Ark., will benefit from a $4,250 grant from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently at Arvest Bank in Clarksville. Shonda Walters, Brandi Holt, Britney Wilkerson, Kacy Yarbrough and Whitney Koenigseder of Arvest were on hand...
read moreMitigating risk in our lives and achieving the peace of mind needed for our day-to-day activities has become more difficult lately. The new risk of COVID-19 may have brought new focus to just how fragile we can be, but it is hardly the only risk we face. Some of the...
read moreThe Arvest Foundation recently donated $5,000 to Ashdown Matters in Ashdown, Ark. These funds will be used to support charitable needs as they arise, including the organization’s community support efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic. The funds will help Ashdown...
read moreThe Arvest Foundation donated $5,000 to Mission Clinical Services at the Cooper Anthony Mercy Child Advocacy Center (CAMCAC). The donation will be split between two areas of CAMCAC’s Mission Clinical Services: the ongoing programming for the children they serve, and...
read moreThe Arvest Foundation provided the entire graduating class of nursing students at North Arkansas College with a much-welcomed commencement gift. Through a donation of $14,000 to the Northark Foundation, the Arvest Foundation will help fund exam fees for all 160...
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