Bank First Corp.
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Bank First Corp. is a bank holding company headquartered in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, operating through its wholly owned subsidiary Bank First National Bank. The bank provides comprehensive commercial and retail banking services to individuals, businesses, and organizations primarily in Wisconsin, with additional operations in neighboring states. Founded in 1894, Bank First has grown from a community bank serving local markets into a regional banking institution with significant market presence across Wisconsin through both organic growth and strategic acquisitions. Bank First National Bank offers a full range of banking products including commercial real estate and business loans, agricultural lending, construction and land development financing, residential mortgages, consumer loans, and business lines of credit. The bank has developed particular expertise in commercial banking, agricultural finance, and small business lending. On the deposit side, Bank First provides checking and savings accounts, money market accounts, certificates of deposit, and treasury management services including remote deposit capture, ACH origination, and merchant services designed for commercial clients. The bank serves its markets through an extensive branch network across Wisconsin and maintains a strong community banking culture emphasizing relationship banking, local decision-making, and personalized service. Bank First has executed a successful acquisition strategy, completing multiple bank acquisitions that have expanded its geographic footprint and market share throughout Wisconsin. The company has maintained strong asset quality, solid capital ratios, and consistent profitability. Bank First differentiates itself through deep local market knowledge, responsive service, experienced bankers, and the financial strength and product capabilities of a larger regional institution combined with community bank values. The company competes effectively against larger regional and national banks as well as other community banks in its Wisconsin markets.