Company Milestones
January 2012
Moore Mortgage becomes Delta Trust Mortgage Inc.
August 2011
Delta Trust opens Conway Lending Office
February 2010
Celebrating 100 Years of Delta Trust in Arkansas and 10 Years in Little Rock.
October 2009
Fourth Round Private Placement of Delta Trust shares completed.
June 2009
Fayetteville banking office opened.
April 2009
Chris Roberts joins Delta Trust & Bank as President.
April 2008
Delta Trust board of directors reject U.S. Treasury TARP offer.
June 2005
Delta Trust & Bank reaches $200 million in assets.
June 2003
Third Round Private Placement of Delta Trust shares completed.
August 2002
Turtle Creek Mortgage formed in Dallas, Texas in partnership with Dallas National Bank.
June 2002
Second Round Private Placement of Delta Trust shares completed.
February 2002
Walton Heights banking office in Little Rock opened.
September 2001
Purchase (from the FDIC) of the Bella Vista and Gravette offices of the former Sinclair National Bank.
May 2000
Chenal banking office in Little Rock opened.
February 2000
Hillcrest banking office in Little Rock opened; All branches change name to Delta Trust & Bank.
January 2000
Purchase of Moore Mortgage completed; Women’s Advisory Council established.
December 1999
Private Placement of Delta Trust shares completed.
November 1999
Delta Trust Insurance Agency, Inc. formed.
October 1999
Delta Trust and SEA Bancshares merge with total assets of $62 million.
September 1999
Delta Trust Investments, Inc. approved as a broker-dealer and registered investment advisors by the SEC and NASD (now FINRA).
June 1999
Delta Trust & Banking Corp. Inc. formed; opens office in downtown Little Rock.
April 1999
Letter of Intent signed to purchase SEA Bancshares, Inc. (parent of Southeast Arkansas Bank).
1996
Bank of Parkdale and Wilmot State Bank merged to create SEA Bancshares, Inc and change name of bank to Southeast Arkansas Bank with $50.9 million in assets.
1990
With Bruce Timmons as CEO, the Bank of Parkdale reaches $21.3 million in total assets
1980
Under the Pugh’s leadership and that of CEO Jack Gibson, the Bank of Parkdale reaches $11.3 million in total assets
1975
Pugh family buys control of the Bank of Parkdale.
1950
Bank of Parkdale reaches $483,731 in total assets.
1933
FDIC established through the federal Banking Act of 1933; Bank of Parkdale was issued FDIC certificate #92.
Bank of Parkdale was one of the five banks to reopen after the federal Bank Holiday. The reopening was without an investigation.
1929-1933
9,000 banks failed; 49% of the total banks in Arkansas failed, however Bank of Parkdale remained open.
1920
Bank of Parkdale total assets are $102,094
1910
Bank of Parkdale established February 1st by Dr. Robert G. Williams. He served as president until 1945. Ashley County population was 25,268.
