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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HENNESSEY

HENNESSEY, OK · Supervised by OCC (Office of the Comptroller of the Currency)

Needs to Improve

Current rating · Exam: September 1990

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Community Reinvestment Rating

CRA / FFIEC

Federal regulators examine banks to ensure they lend and invest in the communities they serve, especially low- and moderate-income areas.

Overall Rating

Needs to Improve

Has deficiencies in community lending that regulators have identified

Exam Date

September 30, 1990

Exam Type

Not Reported

Regulator

OCC (Office of the Comptroller of the Currency)

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⚠️This exam is 35 years old — CRA data may not reflect current lending practices. Regulators typically re-examine banks every 2–4 years.

Estimated next exam:Overdue(based on asset size)

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