First Community Bank, Sunrise Bank and Today’s Bank select Jack Henry to boost retail banking

By Delisha Fernandes

First Community Bank, Sunrise Bank and Today’s Bank have selected Jack Henry’s modern core infrastructure to deliver better service to retail and business customers.

The launch of Banno Business, Jack Henry’s scalable digital banking solution for businesses of all sizes, will help these banks grow their business accounts with the personal approach and trust that sets them apart.

First Community Bank plans to grow by 10% annually for the next three years, with much of the growth concentrated on business and commercial opportunities.

Daniel J. Clarke, CEO First Community Bank, said, “With many big banks leaving our area, we see a real opportunity to step up for our community and help people and businesses in their moment of need. Jack Henry’s robust technology infrastructure will help us by bringing all our systems under the same umbrella, automating processes, keeping us better connected with our customers, and improving risk management.”

Nancy Dooley, executive vice president and chief operations officer Sunrise Bank, said, “The automation and efficiency we will gain with Jack Henry will completely transform our Bank. It will help us save time, increase accuracy, and reduce risk while supporting an outstanding customer experience. The scalable and customizable business banking solutions will help us expand our client portfolio and reach our strong growth goals.”

Today’s Bank is a $300-million asset community bank serving Northwest Arkansas and the Arkansas River Valley region. Brittany L. Thompson Little, executive vice president and chief financial officer at Today’s Bank, said, “We needed a modern and open technology provider that was able to support our digital service strategy. Jack Henry ticked all the boxes and was also a great cultural fit for our Bank. They are positioned to help us strengthen our product base both on the retail and commercial side while allowing us to maintain the Fintech relationships we’ve already built.”