Capitol Federal is a leader in residential lending in Kansas and Missouri and boasts more than $9 billion in assets. In addition to single-family residential lending, the Bank offers commercial loans, Small Business Loans and business banking services. Capitol Federal offers a variety of retail deposit accounts, including checking, savings, money market, IRA and certificates of deposit, as well as trust services.
Capitol Federal is a leader in residential lending in Kansas and Missouri and boasts more than $9 billion in assets. In addition to single-family residential lending, the Bank offers commercial loans, Small Business Loans and business banking services. Capitol Federal offers a variety of retail deposit accounts, including checking, savings, money market, IRA and certificates of deposit, as well as trust services.
Kaw Valley Bank is a locally owned, full-service bank that stems from the merger of four Topeka, Kan., banks. The bank maintains its main office, seven branch offices and eight stand-alone automated teller machine locations throughout Topeka. The bank offers a variety of personal and business banking solutions, such as checking and savings accounts, money market accounts, certificates of deposit and online banking. It offers residential home loans through its wholly owned subsidiary, Kaw Valley Home Loans, which was founded in 2004.
Federal Home Loan Bank is a privately owned, federally chartered company that provides wholesale products and services to financial institutions wanting to expand the availability of mortgage credit. The bank offers several credit and mortgage products to financial institutions, including advances, letters of credit, derivative transactions and a mortgage partnership finance program. It also offers an array of services, such as deposit services, collateral, safekeeping, wire transfer and consolidated obligation direct placement. Serving nearly 900 banks, thrifts, credit unions and insurance companies, the bank has more than $40 billion in assets. It serves communities in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma. Federal Home Loan Bank was formed in 1932 when Congress, through the Federal Home Loan Bank Act, established a system of 12 home loan banks to offer financial support to thrift institutions. Federal Home Loan Bank employs nearly 160 people and maintains a location in Topeka, Kan.
