Community First Bank & Trust has banking locations. Their corporate headquarters address is listed as: 501 South James M. Campbell Boulevard in Columbia Tennessee.
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Community First Bank & Trust Corporate Headquarters Address:
Community First Bank & Trust
501 South James M. Campbell Boulevard
Columbia, Tennessee 38401
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This section was Last checked and updated, on our end, 1/28/2024.
Bank's Headquarters:
501 South James M. Campbell Boulevard
Columbia, Tennessee 38401
Became FDIC Insured:
05/18/1999
Bank Class:
Commercial bank, state charter and Fed nonmember, supervised by the FDIC.
Last Structure Change:
01/01/2018
Bank Specialty/Focus:
Commercial Lending Specialization
Bank Holding Company:
COMMUNITY FIRST INC
Parent FDIC Cert#:
NA - Not listed as a child of a larger bank.
Deposits Held Domestically:
$433,312,000
Equity Capital:
$40,139,000
FDIC Supervisory Region:
Dallas
Federal Reserve District:
Dallas
FDIC Field Office:
Nashville
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Average Customer Rating
5 out of 5 stars from 1 reviews.
35165-Community First Bank & Trust
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Reviewed on December 21 2022 by Jessica M
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