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Investor Relations

Financial reports, corporate governance, and information for Alpine Bank shareholders and analysts.

Effective Date: September 1, 2026 · Updated Quarterly

Company overview

Alpine Bank is a community bank headquartered in Alpine, Colorado, serving individuals, families, and businesses across the Front Range and Western Slope. Founded in 2003, the bank operates six full-service branches and provides personal banking, business banking, commercial lending, and wealth management services.

Alpine Bank is committed to responsible growth, disciplined lending, and long-term value creation for shareholders — while maintaining the local decision-making and community focus that has defined the bank since its founding.

Annual reports

Alpine Bank publishes a full annual report each spring, including audited financial statements, management discussion and analysis, and a summary of the bank's community investment and strategic priorities.

  • 2025 Annual Report — available now
  • 2024 Annual Report — available in archive
  • 2023 Annual Report — available in archive
  • Earlier reports — available on request

To request a copy of any annual report, please contact our investor relations team using the information at the bottom of this page.

Quarterly results

Alpine Bank reports financial results on a quarterly basis. Key metrics include net interest income, non-interest income, provision for loan losses, net income, total assets, total deposits, and total loans outstanding.

Quarterly results are reviewed by the board of directors and made available to shareholders within 45 days of the end of each quarter. Summary highlights are published in our quarterly shareholder letter.

Corporate governance

Alpine Bank is governed by a board of directors that meets quarterly and oversees the bank's strategy, risk management, and executive compensation. The board includes independent directors with experience in banking, real estate, law, education, and business.

Board committees

  • Audit Committee — oversees financial reporting, internal controls, and the independent audit process.
  • Compensation Committee — sets executive compensation and reviews incentive structures.
  • Risk Committee — oversees credit, operational, and regulatory risk across the bank.
  • Community Reinvestment Committee — reviews community investment and CRA performance.

See the Board of Directors page for member details and committee assignments.

Stock information

Alpine Bank is a privately held community bank. Shares are not publicly traded on any exchange, and the bank does not publish daily stock pricing. Information about share ownership, transfers, and eligibility is available to current shareholders on request.

For information about buying or selling Alpine Bank shares, or about ownership eligibility requirements, please contact our investor relations team directly.

Dividends

Alpine Bank pays dividends to shareholders on a quarterly basis, subject to approval by the board of directors and applicable regulatory capital requirements. Dividend history and current per-share amounts are available to shareholders on request.

The bank's dividend policy prioritizes a stable, sustainable payout while retaining sufficient capital to support responsible growth and maintain strong regulatory capital ratios.

Regulatory filings

As a state-chartered community bank, Alpine Bank files regulatory reports with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and the Colorado Division of Banking. Certain filings are available to the public through the FDIC's website.

Our most recent CRA Performance Evaluation is available in our CRA Public File. Regulatory capital ratios and call report data are published quarterly through the FDIC.

Investor contact

For investor inquiries, requests for financial documents, or information about share ownership, please contact us at:

Alpine Bank is a privately held institution. Shares are not publicly traded and are subject to ownership eligibility and transfer restrictions. Contact our investor relations team for details.

Questions about Alpine Bank's financials?

Our investor relations team is available to help shareholders and analysts with requests.