Arvest Selected as ‘Best-In-State Banks’ in Three States
Arvest was recognized by Forbes magazine among its “Best-In-State Banks” for the second consecutive year in Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma.
read moreArvest was recognized by Forbes magazine among its “Best-In-State Banks” for the second consecutive year in Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma.
read moreArvest Bank is pleased to announce it has hired Stephanie Murphy as a commercial banker. Murphy brings 11 years of industry experience to Arvest, where she will generate, evaluate and approve commercial loans, among other duties. Murphy’s specific areas of expertise...
read moreArvest Bank is pleased to announce that it completed Monday the transition and conversion process of Bear State Bank customers, branches and systems.
read moreArvest Bank announced today the closing of its acquisition of Bear State Financial, Inc., the parent company of Bear State Bank.
read moreArvest announced today it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Bear State Financial, Inc. (NASDAQ:BSF), the parent company of Bear State Bank.
read moreArvest announced Joyce James, a longtime banker with experience in nearly all facets of banking, has been hired as market president for West Plains, Mo.
read moreArvest recently provided a $5 million loan to LISC as seed capital for redevelopment efforts that boost economic infrastructure of low-income neighborhoods.
read moreRoughly 40 percent of those surveyed in August 2016 indicated that they had made a major household purchase during the past six months.
read moreConsumers in Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma said they made major purchases in the last 6 months and plan to make at least one more major purchase.
read moreConsumers in Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma are more optimistic personal financial situation will improve in 2017 than indicated in the previous survey.
read moreArvest Consumer Sentiment Survey determines expectations and attitudes of consumers on personal finances, business conditions and buying conditions in 2016.
read moreArvest Consumer Sentiment Index evaluates consumer perceptions about their finances, business conditions, plans to purchase, debt and savings in 2016.
read moreArkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma reported improved consumer opinion on the economy from March to August, but remains lower than national consumer sentiment.
read moreMore than half of respondents reported now was a good time to buy major household items, but 39% indicated they made such a purchase in the past six months.
read moreConsumers in Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma have plans to make major household purchases in the next six months and increase their household savings rate.
read moreRespondents less positive when asked if current financial situation was better than a year ago but more optimistic about expected financial situation.
read moreConsumers in Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma are more optimistic that their personal financial situation will improve within the next year than last year.
read moreResearchers collected consumer perceptions on finances, debt, savings and planned purchases using telephone and online surveys conducted in March 2016.
read moreRegional consumer opinion regarding the economy increased slightly from September to March, according to the Spring 2016 Arvest Consumer Sentiment Survey.
read moreWhile more consumers across the region plan to make major purchases than six months ago, actual purchasing behavior has remained largely unchanged in 2015.
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