American Business Bank, a California-chartered bank banks products and services to small and medium-sized firms, non-profits, business executives, and professionals in Southern California.
The company offers credit and depository. Its portfolio also includes treasury management, asset-based lending, SBA lending, international banking comprising money transfer, import and export commercial letters of credit, standby letters of credit, and foreign currency exchange services, and consulting and referral services.
It operates regional loan production offices located in North Orange County, Orange County, South Bay, San Fernando Valley, Riverside County, Inland Empire, Long Beach, and San Diego. The company was incorporated in 1998 and is based in Los Angeles, California.
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52-Week Range
$47.86$73.77
BetaN/A
Trailing P/E10.94
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Trailing EPS6.67
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does American Business Bank (AMBZ) do?
American Business Bank is a California-chartered bank that provides banking products and services primarily to small and medium-sized firms, non-profits, business executives, and professionals in Southern California. The company offers a range of credit and depository services, including treasury management, asset-based lending, SBA lending, and international banking. Its international banking services include money transfer, import and export commercial letters of credit, standby letters of credit, and foreign currency exchange. Additionally, the bank provides consulting and referral services. The bank operates regional loan production offices in several areas such as North Orange County, Orange County, South Bay, San Fernando Valley, Riverside County, Inland Empire, Long Beach, and San Diego.
Where is American Business Bank (AMBZ) listed and in which currency?
American Business Bank is traded on the OTC Markets OTCQX exchange under the ticker symbol AMBZ. The company's financials are denominated in US Dollars (USD), reflecting its operations in the United States. The OTCQX is a premium tier of the OTC Markets Group, which provides a public trading platform for companies that meet high financial standards and disclosure requirements. Investors can trade shares of American Business Bank through this over-the-counter market.
What sector and industry does American Business Bank (AMBZ) belong to?
American Business Bank operates in the Financial Services sector, specifically within the Banks - Regional industry. As a regional bank, it focuses on serving local communities and businesses in Southern California, offering traditional banking services such as loans, deposits, and treasury management. Regional banks like American Business Bank typically have a more localized customer base compared to large national banks, allowing them to provide personalized services tailored to the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises and professionals in their region.
Where is American Business Bank (AMBZ) headquartered and what markets does it serve?
American Business Bank is headquartered in Los Angeles, California, and was incorporated in 1998. The bank primarily serves the Southern California region, including areas such as North Orange County, Orange County, South Bay, San Fernando Valley, Riverside County, Inland Empire, Long Beach, and San Diego. Its customer base consists of small and medium-sized firms, non-profits, business executives, and professionals. The bank operates regional loan production offices in these locations to better serve its clients and support local economic growth.
How does American Business Bank (AMBZ) generate revenue?
American Business Bank generates revenue primarily through its lending and depository activities. The bank offers credit products such as commercial loans, asset-based lending, and SBA loans, earning interest income from these loans. Additionally, it provides treasury management services, international banking services (including money transfer, letters of credit, and foreign currency exchange), and consulting and referral services, which generate fee-based income. The bank's focus on small and medium-sized businesses and professionals in Southern California allows it to build long-term relationships and generate recurring revenue from both interest and non-interest sources.