On 15 February 1971, St. Kitts-Nevis Anguilla National Bank Ltd., (National Bank), was issued a certificate of incorporation. On that historic date only two other countries in the English speaking Caribbean had indigenous full service commercial banks. Those countries were Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago. The twin island federation of St. Kitts and Nevis was the third territory in the region to establish an indigenous full service commercial bank. By 1977 National Bank had become the largest bank in St. Kitts-Nevis with respect to total deposits, total loans and advances, total assets, total income, and net profit.

                   
Today National Bank is the largest banking institution, whether indigenous or foreign, in the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States, with regard to the principal financial indicators stated above. This remarkable accomplishment was achieved by the foresight and forward planning of Directors, the commitment and competence of Staff, the favor of Customers, and the trust of shareholders. The solid foundation laid in the beginning and the strong superstructure built thereon, make National Bank institutionally safe, financially sound, and operationally profitable. National Bank has not just survived; National Bank is an unqualified success. The future of National Bank is secure.
 

National Bank provides top quality service to the national and international communities, and makes sterling contributions to nation building. The Bank is committed to the diligent pursuit of its twin objectives of expanding its customer base and increasing its market share. National Bank adheres to its social engagement to be a responsible and exemplary corporate citizen. National Bank will not leave anything to chance, not take anything for granted, as it strives to maintain its position as the foremost sub-regional banking institution.