First National Bank Alaska declares dividend for second quarter 2022
At the Board of Directors Meeting held April 27, 2022, a cash dividend of $3.20 per share was declared, payable on June 15, 2022, to shareholders of record as of June 1, 2022.
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Making It: Building a new bright spot in downtown Kodiak
Tribal health organization Kodiak Area Native Association is turning a former grocery store into a new two-story building that will house a variety of wellness and community services. Kodiak Marketplace will blend local business, social opportunities, and more to elevate quality of life in the region. Read their success story in the Anchorage Daily News.
Top talent makes moves at First National
With more than 20 years of management and leadership experience, Tiffany Hoogerhyde joins First National Bank Alaska as Vice President and Controller. In her new role, Hoogerhyde is responsible for the accurate reporting of the bank’s financial information to the bank’s Board of Directors, managers and the public. Her expertise helps First National’s relationship bankers…
FRAUD ALERT: Business Email Compromise is on the rise
FRAUD ALERT: The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center reported nearly $2.4 billion in losses due to Business Email Compromise (BEC) fraud in 2021. BEC fraud is on the rise. Stay vigilant – do not click on links or open emails from sources you don’t know. Visit our Security Info and Fraud Alert page to learn more…
Business Email Compromise fraud on the rise
The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center reported nearly $2.4 billion in losses due to Business Email Compromise (BEC) fraud in 2021. Stay vigilant – do not click on links or open emails from sources you don’t know. While traditional spear phishing methods such as using fake emails to pose as vendors, CEOs, or other trusted managers are still common,…
Contributions in fourth quarter bring 2021 total to nearly $900,000
With fourth quarter contributions of $757,654, First National Bank Alaska and its employees gave $896,577 to Alaska communities in 2021. This total includes charitable gifts, activity and community sponsorships, and in-kind donations of time and talent during the past year. Health, youth, educational, civic and arts organizations from all around the state were recipients of…