Exhibit 99.2

 Bank7 Corp. to Acquire  Century Financial Services Corp.  Investor Presentation  September 2026 
 

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 TEXAS  KANSAS  Tulsa  Oklahoma   City  Dallas  Albuquerque  NEW MEXICO  Santa Fe  OKLAHOMA  BSVN (12)  Century (8)  Century LPOs (2)  Creates a high performing $3.3 billion Southwest bank by combining BSVN’s high-performing franchise with Century Bank’s legacy, core deposits  Captures $1.2 billion in core deposits  Combined 1.6% cost of funds(2) positions BSVN in the top quartile of peers, providing the flexibility to offer more competitive loan pricing while maintaining industry-leading NIM and driving multiple expansion over time  Geographic proximity allows efficient oversight of the New Mexico franchise, and an attractive, contiguous footprint  225  236  248  $3.3B  Assets  $2.5B  Loans  $3.0B  Deposits  $271M  Tang. Common Equity  Pro Forma Company Highlights  Pro Forma Company Highlights(1)  Strategic Rationale  Note: Century branch count excludes one administrative location.   Includes purchase accounting adjustments and transaction-related expenses; Balance sheet metrics shown at modeled transaction close (12/31/2026); See page 11 for additional transaction assumptions.  For illustrative purposes, excludes purchase accounting adjustments.  Creates significant liquidity to support future loan growth 
 

 Benefits to All Stakeholders  Two community banks combining, with more capability behind the same local relationships  Century   Customers  Same bankers, same branches and continued local decision-making in Century's markets under the Century name  Greater capacity behind the same relationships: a $3.3 billion balance sheet supports a higher legal lending limit and broader product offerings  No market overlap between the two footprints limits branch consolidation and disruption to service  Century  Employees  Continuity for relationship-driven staff, with select Century management retained through a collaborative assessment process  Career upside opportunities within a larger, publicly traded organization with a broader product platform  Conversion managed by an experienced integration team  Communities  BSVN intends to follow Century's lead in supporting the communities Century has served since 1887  Continued local reinvestment and community support, with satisfactory Community Reinvestment Act performance at both banks  Century's community commitments carried forward by the same local team  Century  Shareholders  ~50% of consideration in cash, funded from BSVN's accumulated excess capital, delivering immediate and certain liquidity at closing  ~50% of consideration in BSVN stock, providing continued ownership in a top-performing franchise that has compounded tangible book value per share at roughly 16% annually since 2021  Participation in BSVN's dividend, currently $1.20 per share annualized and increased in each of the last six years  BSVN  Shareholders  Accumulated excess capital deployed into a franchise-enhancing acquisition: 25%+ EPS accretion, 20%+ ROATCE once optimized and a 1.7-year tangible book value earnback  Pro forma cost of funds and deposits well below the peer median  Meaningful economies of scale, with infrastructure already built for a franchise well above $3 billion in assets 
 

 Source: S&P Global and FactSet.   Branch count excludes one administrative location.  C-Corp adjusted; assumes a 25% tax rate.  Century Bank, a subsidiary of Century Financial Services Corporation, is a full-service, community bank that has served New Mexico since 1887 (nearly 140 years), making it one of the state's oldest and most resilient financial institutions, with a "local-first" relationship banking model backed by the capabilities of a regional bank  2nd Largest Bank Headquartered in New Mexico, directly competing for market share with regional banks  Operates 8 branches(1) across New Mexico, complemented by 2 loan production offices in Dallas and Houston  Company Overview  Company History  1887  1982  2017  2026  Founded in Santa Fe as Mutual Building and Loan Association  Renamed Century Federal Savings and Loan Association; later became Century Bank  130 years in NM; $700mm+ assets, 5th-largest locally owned NM bank  Bank7 Corp. (BSVN) agrees to acquire Century Financial Services; ~$3.3bn combined assets  Bank Level Financial Highlights  Cost of Funds  3.75%  0.88%  Overview of Century Financial Services Corp. 
 

 Illustrative   Combined(2)  The “Crown Jewel” – Century’s $1.2B Legacy Deposit Franchise  Source: S&P Global. Financial data as of the quarter ended 6/30/2026.  Select Southern peers includes banks between $2bn - $10bn headquartered in AL, AR, CO, FL, GA, LA, MS, NM, OK, SC, TN, TX, or UT. Excludes merger targets.  For illustrative purposes, combined metrics exclude purchase accounting adjustments.  Q2’26 Cost of Funds vs. Peers  Q2’26 NIB Deposit %  Illustrative   Combined(2)  (2)  (1)  Historical Cost of Funds (%)  (1)  (2) 
 

 Note: Transaction impacts include purchase accounting adjustments and transaction-related expenses; See page 11 for additional transaction assumptions.  Based on BSVN 10-day average closing stock price of $54.57 as of 9/16/2026.   Normalized valuation metrics based on an illustrative Century TCE / TA ratio of 9.00%.   Assumes fully phased-in synergies.  Transaction Overview  Transaction Structure  Century Financial Services Corp. to merge into Bank7 Corp.; Century Bank to merge into Bank7  Approximately 50% stock / 50% cash consideration  $70.0 million in cash and 1,232,657 BSVN common shares; fixed exchange ratio  Implied aggregate merger consideration: $137.3 million(1)  Closing  Required Approvals: Century shareholders and regulatory  Expected Closing: Q4 2026  Transaction Impacts  Valuation Metrics(1)  Pro Forma Financial Highlights  Key Transaction Impacts  Price / 2027E   Earnings + Synergies(3)  Price / Normalized TBV(2)  Normalized Pay-to-Trade(2)  TCE / TA Ratio at Close  ROATCE  CET1 Ratio at Close  TBV Dilution  EPS Accretion  TBV Earnback  (crossover method)  Transaction Overview and Impacts  6.3x  1.45x   57%  8.3%  20%+  10.0%  ~(11%)  25%+  1.7 yrs 
 

 Building a Premier Southwest Community Bank  225  236  248 
 

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 Last remaining acquisition target in Santa Fe  Santa Fe County  2026-2031 Projected Household Income Growth (%)  Source: S&P Global, New Mexico Economic Development Department; Deposit market share data as of 6/30/2025.   Note: Century branch count excludes one administrative location.   Scarcity Value in New Mexico 
 

 Combined(1)  Bank7  Century Bank  Deposit Mix  Loan Mix  $1.6B  $845M  $2.5B  $1.6B  $1.2B  $2.8B  Source: S&P Global. Data as of the quarter ended 6/30/2026.  Note: BSVN loan and deposit composition data per FR Y-9C. Century Bank loan and deposit composition data per bank call report.  Combined does not include purchase accounting adjustments.  Q2’26 Pro Forma Loan and Deposit Composition 
 

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