NAB Bank

Chicago IL


NAB Bank (New Asia Bank) of Chicago, Illinois is a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) and a state bank with total assets of $152 million, whose customers are predominantly low-income Asian immigrants and Asian Americans.

CDFI Awards for NAB Bank


BEA (2006) - $500,000

NAB Bank, of Chicago, IL, has been selected to receive an award of $500,000 through the FY 2006 round of the Bank Enterprise Award Program for its support of the community through affordable home mortgages, home improvement loans, and commercial real estate loans. NAB Bank is a certified CDFI with $144 billion in assets.



NMTC (2005) - $5,000,000

NAB Bank, will use its NMTC allocation to help expand its business lending in low-income communities. NAB Bank will focus on businesses seeking to relocate or expand inside NAB Bank"s community; established Chicago community businesses looking to expand locally; and start-ups within the community. The NMTC allocation will allow NAB Bank to offer a wider range of flexible banking products to its customers.



BEA (2004) - $892,778

NAB Bank (New Asia Bank) received an award of $892,778 for increasing its financing activities in distressed communities in Chicago.



BEA (2002) - $463,477

NAB Bank of Chicago, Illinois, received an award of $463,477 for Development and Service Activities.



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