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Sanibel, Florida
Chartered on Sanibel Island in 2003, Sanibel Captiva Community Bank began as a small, locally owned and operated community bank primarily serving the residents and businesses of Sanibel and Captiva Islands. In 2019, SanCap Bank now has seven locations (soon to be eight!) with total assets over $460 million and boasts a healthy roster of nearly $400 million in loans and $410 million in deposits.
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