U.S. Treasury awards $70 million to Arvest Bank subsidiary
Arvest Bank announced Monday (Jan. 26) that its non-bank subsidiary, the Arvest Opportunity Fund, was awarded $70 million of new market tax credits to support the retention and cre…
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