Commerce Bank of Arizona

07/01/2019

All Commerce Bank of Arizona locations will be closing at 2pm on Wednesday, July 3rd and will remain closed on Thursday, July 4th. CBAZ wishes you a happy and safe Fourth of July!

04/17/2018

04/06/2018

01/21/2011

We are proud to have another consecutive 5 Star Rating from Bauer! Thanks to all our customers and great staff for all their support and efforts.

Tucson's community banks and credit unions maintained their financial stability in the third quarter, and some even saw their ratings

01/21/2011

The significance of prime rate...By Robert Vreeland,
Special to The Explorer
Published:January-12-2011 2:06am

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09/30/2010

If you've been thinking of switching your deposit accounts from a
large national bank to a local community bank, the change doesn't have
to be a daunting or confusing task.

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09/25/2010

Wow... we did it again with another consecutive 5 Star Rating from Bauer! Thanks to all our customers and great staff for all their support and efforts.

Commerce Bank of Arizona Named as One of the Nation’s Strongest Banks. Independent Bank Rating Firm BauerFinancial Awards Bank with Highest Ranking - PR10945897

09/08/2010

Commerce Bank of Arizona in Mesa and Mr. John S. Lewis to lead team there!

06/21/2010

Wonderful news for our customers and our staff:

Inside Tucson Business online is the source of news and information for Pima County, providing local breaking news, comment and opinion

05/21/2010

Commerce Bank of Arizona grows its service area!

Tucson’s Commerce Bank of Arizona, which already laid claim to being the largest independent bank in Pima County, stepped foot in Maricopa after acquiring nearly all of the assets and deposits of Mesa’s ...

03/09/2010

A part of President Obama’s effort to create new jobs is a proposal toredirect $30 billion in Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) funds tocommunity banks to lend to small businesses. The problem is communitybankers don’t want TARP money.From their perspective, it is tainted. They say they already have money to lend and there is no unmet demand for loans.

A part of President Obama’s effort to create new jobs is a proposal to redirect $30 billion in Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) funds to community banks to lend to small businesses. The problem is community bankers don’t want TARP money.From their perspective, it is tainted. ...

02/16/2010

Here is a news report about the Woman and Man of the Year: