Method Bank - Banks

About Method Bank

Method Bank is one of the banks in Oklahoma, headquartered in Wyandotte and operating two branch offices, one of them in Dallas, Texas. The institution was chartered in 1902 as the Bank of Wyandotte, in what was then Native American Territory before Oklahoma statehood. It was later purchased and recapitalized, and it took the Method Bank name after that change. Its holding company is Method Bancshares Inc, and its primary regulator is the Federal Reserve. The bank describes itself as a small institution that puts personal service ahead of scale, and it states that it is not aiming to go public or be sold. Its services include personal banking for individuals and high-net-worth families, business banking, treasury services, and mobile banking. Registry data puts its total assets at about $241.17 million and its total deposits at about $204.31 million. Its leadership includes Tom Leppert, a former mayor of Dallas, and Larry Briggs, a former bank CEO and Oklahoma Banking Hall of Fame inductee. Doug Foster is a former commissioner of the Texas Department of Savings & Mortgage Lending. Other US banks are listed in the Directory of US Banks.

Key Facts

Total Assets

$241.17M

Total Deposits

$204.31M

Branch Offices

2

Established

1902

Holding Company

Method Bancshares Inc

Primary Regulator

FED