To earn a spot on the OTCQX, the bank had to meet stringent financial standards, adhere to rigorous corporate governance practices, and maintain full compliance with securities regulations. This shift is designed to provide investors with clearer access to company information and a more stable trading environment. Executive Vice President and CFO Dustin Bays described the move as a milestone that enhances the institution's credibility and visibility within the broader investment community.
Operating across western Virginia, the bank provides a suite of services ranging from mortgage lending to wealth management. By joining the OTCQX, the institution seeks to leverage its 125-year history of local service to drive long-term value for shareholders while maintaining its focus on regional economic support.




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