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Arizona has a high percentage of new banking institutions and while some of them are less than 3 years old, majority of them are over 9 years old. Due to this the banks in Arizona are very asset sensitive and try to cater to burgeoning clientele.
The banking industry in Arizona is regulated by the Department of Banking. Nationally, in the US, chartered institutions do not come under the purview of the Arizona Department of Banking including Bank of America, Bank One, Wells Fargo Bank, and Arizona Federal Credit Union.
Arizona banking hours offer a level of flexibility that traditional banking hours do not offer. You can go after office hours and still deposit money, pay bills or draw out a check. This is an important interface and many banks view extended banking hours as a vital part of the services they offer. These extended working hours are perfect for working people who can complete all their bank work after finishing work at their offices.
When looking for a bank in Arizona, make sure you check the Arizona banking hours so that you can whether the hours suit you requirement. The more flexible the working hours, the better the bank as you would be able to complete your banking even at the weekends if you do not get time during the week.
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California banking hours are the same as the rest of the United States. Most banks are generally open from Monday through Friday from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. However, many banks in California have gone one step ahead and are offering extended banking hours including opening their branches on Saturday to serve the working community of California. 
