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First National Bank Alaska FBAK · USD

Financials · US listing · 🇺🇸 United States

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335.01

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Close of 9 Nov 2026, in USD

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About First National Bank Alaska

Its shares trade under the ticker FBAK. It has been listed since 2 November 1993. In the fiscal year to 31 December 2025, it reported revenue before interest expense of $214.0m and net income of $77.5m. At that date it held total assets of $5.10bn and shareholders' equity of $569.2m.

First National Bank Alaska engages in the provision of commercial banking services. The company is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska. The Bank's principal activities include the receiving and lending of money. Additionally, the Bank provides trust banking services, escrow and contract collection services, bankcard services, and safe deposit box facilities. These services are for business, industry, and individuals primarily within the State of Alaska. Banking services are provided from over 30 branches throughout Alaska. The Bank grants real estate, commercial, and consumer loans to customers. The company offers various real estate loans, including commercial and construction/development loans, multifamily residential loans, and consumer and other loans. The Bank's securities available-for-sale include the United States Treasury, the United States Government-sponsored enterprises, States and political subdivisions, Mortgage-backed-residential and Corporate bonds.

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Company facts

Sector
Financials
Industry
Banks
Listed since
2 Nov 1993
Employees
662

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Ms. Betsy LawerChairman of the Board, President, Chief Executive Officer, since 2022
  • Ms. Lucy MahanVice Chairman of the Board
  • Ms. Michele SchuhChief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President, since 2018
  • Ms. Michelle GaydicaChief Operating Officer, Senior Vice President
  • Ms. Cheri GillianSenior Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer, Board Secretary, since 2022
  • Mr. Phil GriffinExecutive Vice President, since 2024
  • Ms. Allison DanielsSenior Vice President, Chief Information Officer
  • Ms. Tiffany HoogerhydeSenior Vice President, Controller
  • Mr. Steven PatinSenior Vice President, Human Resources Director
  • Mr. Rick FlakeSenior Vice President, Corporate Services Director
  • Mr. Karl HeinzSenior Vice President, Branch Administration Director
  • Mr. Dustin HofelingSenior Vice President, IT Systems and Support Director

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
0
Environment
0
Social
0
Governance
0

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • First National Bank Alaska holds a prominent position within the Alaskan banking industry, with a large customer base and an extensive branch network.
  • The bank is known for its exceptional customer service, which has helped foster long-term relationships with individual and business clients.

Weaknesses

  • First National Bank Alaska's fortunes are closely tied to the Alaskan economy, making it vulnerable to economic downturns or local market fluctuations.
  • While the bank has a strong presence in Alaska, it lacks geographical diversification, potentially limiting its growth prospects.

Opportunities

  • First National Bank Alaska can explore opportunities to expand its operations beyond Alaska, potentially tapping into new customer segments and diversifying its revenue streams.
  • By leveraging technology, the bank can enhance its digital banking capabilities, offering innovative and convenient solutions to customers, and gaining a competitive edge in the market.

Threats

  • First National Bank Alaska operates in a highly competitive banking sector, facing intense competition from both local and national financial institutions.
  • The bank is subjected to various regulatory requirements and compliance obligations, which can increase operational costs and restrict business flexibility.

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