CNAF
Commercial National Financial CorporationFinancial Services · $24M market cap
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About Commercial National Financial Corporation
Commercial National Financial Corporation functions as a bank holding company, overseeing Commercial Bank & Trust of PA, which delivers a comprehensive suite of banking and financial services throughout Pennsylvania. The institution provides diverse deposit options, including checking, savings, and money market investment accounts, alongside business-specific time deposits and certificates of deposit. For individuals and businesses seeking credit, they offer a wide array of loan products. These encompass personal and auto loans, home equity lines of credit, as well as residential, construction, and commercial mortgages. The company further enhances client convenience with modern banking tools like ATM access, debit cards, online and mobile banking, and digital bill payment services. Additional offerings include direct deposit, payroll processing, and night depository facilities. Beyond traditional banking, Commercial National Financial Corporation extends its expertise to asset management and trust services. These specialized offerings cover trust and estate planning, investment management, cash management solutions, and various retirement products. The corporation operates through a network of seven local branches situated in Hempfield Township, Latrobe, Ligonier, Unity Township, and West Newton. Established in 1934, its main operational base is located in Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
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