Bank of Utah

Bank of Utah is a community bank based in Ogden, Utah, founded in 1952 by Frank M. Browning. With over $3 billion in assets, it ranks among the top U.S. banks by total assets and net income. The bank operates 18 full-service branches across Utah and employs more than 400 people. It also has trust and mortgage offices in cities like Salt Lake City, Logan, and St. George.

The bank provides a wide range of financial services, including personal and business banking, mortgage and commercial lending, wealth management, and investment services. Bank of Utah is dedicated to delivering tailored financial solutions and emphasizes collaboration and innovation in its customer relationships. The bank has a rich history of pioneering services, such as being the first in Utah to issue a credit card and introduce a drive-up teller window.

Community engagement is central to Bank of Utah's mission. It actively supports local events, charitable causes, and initiatives that promote financial literacy and volunteerism, participating in over 85 organizations throughout Utah.