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ATB Financial is a leading, full-service financial institution based in Edmonton, Alberta. With assets of $18.8 billion, ATB is the largest Alberta-based financial institution.
ATB is a leading financial services provider, serving over 600,000 Albertans in 245 communities through 154 branches, 134 agencies, as well as a Customer Contact Centre in Calgary, Alberta. Services are also available through Automated Banking Machines (ABMs) across Alberta, Internet and Telephone. A full range of wealth management products and services are provided under the banner of ATB Investor Services.
Headquarters: Canada Address: Edmonton, Alberta T5J 1P1 Phone: 1-800-332-8383
Web: www.atb.com
Modified: 04.04.2007 | Inform about a mistake
Financial & Banking News
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