Xenith Bank Salary

Xenith Bank average salary is $206,747, median salary is $190,000 with a salary range from $190,000 to $240,240.
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Low: 190,000

Average: 206,747

Median: 190,000

High: 240,240

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Job Title	Salaries	City	Year	More info
Physician	240,240-240,240	Greenville, OH, 45331	2016	Xenith Bank Physician Salaries (3) Xenith Bank Greenville, OH Salaries
Physician	190,000-190,000	Athens, OH, 45701	2012	Xenith Bank Physician Salaries (3) Xenith Bank Athens, OH Salaries

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Xenith Bank
Industry: Banks
City: Richmond, VA
Since the early 1990¡¯s, Virginia¡¯s statewide banks have steadily disappeared as consolidation has washed over the industry. Today, the banking landscape in Virginia (and most other states) looks like a ¡®barbell.¡¯ Community banks represent one end of the barbell, and large nationwide ¡®megabanks¡¯ represent the other. While both serve certain segments well, we do not believe that either group adequately meets the needs of the segments we have targeted. Community banks are typically constrained by capital resources, and megabanks are hampered by their organizational structure. Xenith intends to reside in the middle of the barbell with substantial capital resources, local