First Nations Bank of Canada – 2020 Annual Report (including the Audited Financial Statements)

As we enter our 25th year, we celebrate our achievements and successes of building a financial institution that employs Indigenous People, remains committed to providing financial services in Indigenous communities, and that puts the success and development of Indigenous economies first.  Today, we are 83% Indigenous-owned, and Indigenous banking represents over 90% of our business. We have the largest market share of Indigenous financial services in the regions we serve and have grown to nearly $1 Billion in total assets.

The year 2020 presented extraordinary challenges for all of us.  We are most proud of our employees and their contributions to the success of FNBC during this challenging time.

To read more about our efforts and success follow the link below to the FNBC 2020 Annual Report:
fnbcannualreport.ca

Happy Anniversary to Our Arviat Location

Congratulations to the staff of the Arviat Community Banking Centre, who celebrate their 2nd anniversary this month.

FNBC Named as One of Saskatchewan's Top Employers for 2021

We are honoured to be named one of Saskatchewan’s Top Employers for 2021! As an organization that is 83% Indigenous owned, we take pride in our workforce comprising of over 73% Indigenous employees and the difference we are able make in the Indigenous marketplace in Canada.

To learn more about FNBC’s recent selection as Saskatchewan’s top employer please visit Canada’s Top Employers:

https://reviews.canadastop100.com/top-employer-first-nations-bank-of-canada

The links to read the articles and features in the Saskatoon Star Phoenix & Regina Leader Post:

https://thestarphoenix.com/sponsored/top-employers-ssp/top-employers-put-employee-safety-and-concerns-first

https://leaderpost.com/sponsored/top-employers-rlp/dedicated-employees-propel-leading-businesses

https://thestarphoenix.com/sponsored/top-employers-ssp/saskatchewans-top-employers-winners-list-3

https://leaderpost.com/sponsored/top-employers-rlp/fnbc-supports-indigenous-prosperity