Great Western Bank is a community bank based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. There are nearly 200 locations in Arizona

Arizona

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, Colorado

Colorado

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, Iowa

Iowa

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, Kansas

Kansas

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, Missouri

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, Nebraska

Nebraska

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, and South Dakota

South Dakota

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. Great Western Bank currently has assets in excess of $8 billion.

History

Great Western Bank's charter began in 1907.

Great Western Bank has continued to expand and develop a strong sense of community. Bank employees engage in a wide range of community service opportunities, from volunteering time and donating to local organizations, to serving on boards of civic and non-profit organizations. They believe in helping children through education by partnering with public schools and providing scholarship funding. This is just another way they are helping to build and strengthen the communities we serve.

Great Western Bank is now the flagship for National Australia Bank (NAB) Group's United States banking operations. Great Western Bank’s goal is to become one of the leading financial institutions in the Western United States.