President John Sprengle said the filing “was done to facilitate the sale.”
Colorado National Bank parent files for bankruptcy ahead of possible sale
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ANB Bank shuffles downtown branches
The 100-year-old Midland Savings and Loan building downtown soon will be home to bankers once again.
Bank continues push southward with DTC branch
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Glendale investment firm sued by Charles Schwab over prospect list
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