Alaska Commercial Fishing and Agriculture Bank
(CFAB)
Administrative Agency:
Private Cooperative Corporation: Alaska Commercial Fishing and Agriculture Bank
Program Goals:
CFAB's authority and mission is to provide financing to the commercial fishing, agriculture, tourism, and other resource-based industries in Alaska.
Resource Provided:
Provides loans to Alaskan residents.
Eligibility:
To become a CFAB borrower, an applicant must be commercially involved in one of the industries mentioned: commercial fishing, agriculture, tourism, or other resource-based industries. The applicant must be an Alaska resident, as must individual members of a partnership. The majority ownership and control of corporations or other legal entities must rest with Alaska residents.
Alaska Program Status:
The Alaska Commercial Fishing and Agriculture Bank was established as a private member-owned cooperative by a special Alaska statute and began operations in 1980.
Comments:
Borrowers have the opportunity to participate in CFAB's annual financial results through a partial refund of interest paid. CFAB is controlled by a board of directors whose members are elected by and from its stockholders.
Program Contact: (Primary Contact listed first.)
JoAnn Rodamaker
Alaska Commercial Fishing and Agriculture Bank
3040 Lakeshore Drive
Anchorage, AK 99517
Phone: (907) 276-2007
(800) 544-2228
Fax: (907) 279-7913
e-mail: cfabanch@gci.net
Web site: http://www.cfabalaska.com/