Landmark Credit Union announced a definitive agreement to purchase American National Bank-Fox Cities.
The acquisition will add approximately $419 million in assets, including $328 million in loans, significantly expanding Landmark Credit Union’s footprint in Northeast Wisconsin.
American National Bank-Fox Cities is nationally chartered, OCC-regulated and offers a full range of banking services to individual and corporate customers. It has two locations, including a full-service branch in Appleton and a loan production office in Green Bay. Both are part of this acquisition agreement.
“Since 1993 we have supported our business clients through a unique ‘entrepreneurs serving entrepreneurs’ approach to banking,” said Paul Northway, president & CEO of American National Bank-Fox Cities. “As the backbone of the community, we wanted to better serve businesses. That personal, responsive, and flexible approach was embraced and applied to individual banking customers as well.”
The transaction is expected to be completed in the second half of 2026, subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions, including regulatory and shareholder approvals. Upon completion, all American National Bank-Fox Cities employees will be offered continued employment with Landmark.
“This acquisition represents a meaningful step forward in our commitment to deepen our presence in key Wisconsin markets,” said Timothy Mackay, president & CEO of Landmark Credit Union. “After establishing a loan production office in 2025 in Appleton, we saw a strong opportunity to accelerate our growth by bringing American National Bank-Fox Cities into the Landmark family. American National Bank-Fox Cities is a business-focused institution that aligns exceptionally with our commercial strategy, while also offering a full-suite of consumer products and services. Northeast Wisconsin is a dynamic and desirable region for us.”
ALM First served as financial advisor and Honigman LLP as legal counsel to Landmark Credit Union. Hovde Group, LLC served as financial advisor and Boardman & Clark LLP as legal counsel for American National Bancorp, Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary American National Bank-Fox Cities.
