TIB-The Independent BankersBank
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TIB is one of 22 financial institutions across the United States of America specializing in correspondent banking. A bankers' bank, as they are known throughout the banking industry, focuses on providing backoffice support and lending assistance to independent community banks. TIB's headquarters is located in Irving, Texas and first opened in January of 1982. Since that time, TIB has grown to become the nation's largest bankers bank with 7 locations, serving over 1,300 banks across 46 states - plus Guam and Bermuda. They are owned by more than 475 of those same institutions.
Services provided by bankers' banks include: Loan Participations, Check Clearing, Card Services, Residential Mortgage Lending, Investments, Wire Transfer, Electronic Settlement.
