Finance & Banking

As technology and industries have made doing business over digital mediums more and more possible, fewer and fewer reasons appear for one to ever need to leave home. You can have food and groceries delivered to your door and download…

To say that Matuschka Lindo Briggs is successful would be an understatement. As Vice President and Regional Executive of the Little Rock Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Briggs has accomplished a phenomenal amount in her career.…

The executives named to Arkansas Money & Politics’ list of 2022 Women in Banking were nominated by readers. In a male-dominated industry, their perseverance, hard work and expertise have propelled them to influential positions in Arkansas banking and finance. We’re…

Anchored in Fayetteville’s Historic Square stand two buildings over a century old, edifices which have seen millions of dollars funnel through their walls. The Bank of Fayetteville is located in a building in the city’s square, across the street from…

Financial advisors help put their clients in a position to make money work for them instead of chasing it their entire lives. Arkansas Money & Politics asked readers to reveal their favorite financial advisors, and they delivered. The professionals listed…

As the old saying goes: Time is money, and money is time. So, when it comes to getting advice on how to manage your money, why waste time with anyone but the best of the best? Arkansas Money & Politics…

It all started with a born-and-bred Arkansas native, a dream and a not-so-humble beginning. Gary Head, founder, president and CEO of Signature Bank of Arkansas, began his career at a bank owned by the Walton family, where he was promoted…

Viewpoint: Jim Cargill, Take the Time By Jim Cargill, President and CEO of Central and Southwest Arkansas markets, Arvest Bank   This year will mark the end of my 37-year career at Arvest. I’m spending my last days thinking about…

The biggest lesson in community banking from 2022 is how fast things are changing. Two years into the pandemic, so many ideas the industry took for granted have changed, from long-held assumptions about customer demographics to the perceived value of…

Publisher’s Letter: Count Me In   Change was the theme of our August issue of AMP, but this month, we’d like to focus on the things we count on to always stay the same. From hometown banking to the State…