Cornerstone Banks: A New Chapter in Banking

The announcement of Cornerstone's acquisition by Bank7 Corp. marks a significant milestone in the banking industry. As we look forward to a successful integration and achieving our financial goals, it is essential to understand the implications of this deal on both companies.

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Bank7 Corp. is committed to growing organically by selectively opening additional branches in target markets and pursuing strategic acquisitions. The company's focus on serving business owners and entrepreneurs through fast, consistent, and well-designed loan and deposit products has earned it a reputation for excellent service.

The acquisition of Cornerstone increases Bank7's total assets by $254 million to $1.4 billion, total deposits by $228 million to $1.2 billion, and total loans by $118 million to $1 billion, as of September 30, 2021. This significant expansion will enable the company to better serve its customers and achieve its financial goals.

Travis, President & CEO of Bank7, remarked, 'We are happy to announce the completion of the Cornerstone acquisition and look forward to working closely with our new team members and serving our new customers.' The company is committed to maintaining the high level of service that Cornerstone customers have come to expect from their longtime bankers.

As Bank7 Corp. embarks on this new chapter, it is clear that the acquisition of Cornerstone marks a significant step towards achieving its goals. With its commitment to excellent service and financial stability, the company is well-positioned for future growth and success.

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