Exhibit 14

                        PACIFIC CONTINENTAL CORPORATION
                            PACIFIC CONTINENTAL BANK

                                 CODE OF ETHICS
                         FOR SENIOR FINANCIAL OFFICERS

Pacific Continental Corporation ("Company") and Pacific Continental Bank
("Bank") expects the Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer,
Controller and persons performing similar functions to adhere and advocate to
the Company's Conflict of Interest/ Code of Ethics/ Confidentiality Policy and
to the following principles governing their professional and ethical conduct:

      -     Conduct themselves in an honest and ethical manner, including the
            ethical handling of actual or apparent conflicts of interest between
            personal and professional relationships.

      -     Prepare periodic reports filed with the public, the SEC and other
            regulatory agencies in an accurate, complete, fair and
            understandable manner.

      -     Comply with the SEC, Nasdaq, and other regulatory bodies as well as
            Federal, State, and local government laws and regulations having
            jurisdiction on Pacific Continental Corporation and individuals.

      -     To not act upon or disclose "non-public material" information prior
            to it being made generally available to the public.

      -     Respect the confidentiality of sensitive information revealed during
            the course of his/her job responsibilities; and, except on a need to
            know basis, to not reveal or discuss sensitive information unless
            previously authorized or legally obligated to do so.

      -     Require ethical behavior among subordinates and peers within the
            organization(s).

      -     To not use corporate information, assets, opportunities or his/her
            position with Pacific Continental for personal gain or privilege.

      -     To annually certify compliance with this "Code of Ethics."

The board of directors of Pacific Continental will review and when necessary
make changes and adopt the revised policy. The board has the authority to take
action concerning violations of this Policy and the Conflict of Interest/Code of
Ethics/Confidentiality Policy of Pacific Continental Corporation and Bank.

When required Pacific Continental will make public this document public by
filing as an exhibit in annual reports. Changes to the Code of Ethics for Senior
Financial Officers will be disclosed on a Form 8-K.

Approved by the Board of Directors, September 16, 2003