Established with a capital stock of $10,000 on August 8, 1898, the Bank of England
was the first bank in England, Arkansas. During the Great Depression when many
banks failed, the Bank of England only closed during national bank holidays. He became
president in 1962 and held that position until 1989. Boles'
retirement in 1989, his son-in-law, Gary Canada became president and
still holds the p
osition today. Since its inception, the Bank of England
has been a stable community bank and is dedicated to putting its
customers first. In 2002, the bank expanded its mortgage operations through a new division, ENG
Lending, and established corporate offices in Little Rock,
Arkansas. Guided by the slogan, "The Future of Finance,"
the mortgage division expanded by offering the most
comprehensive selection of mortgage options on the market,
a mobile application and the newest technology for loan
processes. Through its background in customer-focused
service and dedication to innovative mortgage products, ENG
has grown to a company of more than 600 employees with
branches in over 30 states. For 116 years, the Bank of England has provided expertise and services offered by larger
financial institutions while keeping the integrity of a local, community bank. The
company has created a reputation of helping its customers find the right financial
solutions for their individual needs.
