Indiana’s first de novo in 20 years
The twice-historic occasion also marked the opening of the state's first Minority Depository Institution bank.
The twice-historic occasion also marked the opening of the state's first Minority Depository Institution bank.
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Branch Administrator - First Bank Richmond
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Banks is a native Hoosier, born and raised in Columbia City, now sitting on the Senate Banking Committee.
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The twice-historic occasion also marked the opening of the state's first Minority Depository Institution bank.
The Illinois Interchange Fee Prevention Act – and why it matters to Indiana banks by Brett J. Ashton | posted on May 18, 2026While the IFPA is an Illinois state law, it applies to electronic payment transactions that occur in Illinois, regardless of whether the card issuer is an Illinois financial institution.
Getting to the core of innovation by Rebeca Romero Rainey | posted on May 18, 2026While the innovation environment continues to shift, community banks’ underlying dependency on core providers remains constant.
2026 Legislative Session Summary by Dax Denton and Connor Wong | posted on May 18, 2026The Indiana General Assembly concluded its work for the 2026 legislative session at the end of the February, wrapping up a fast-paced and highly compressed schedule.
Do you believe in life after leave? by Joey K. Wright | posted on May 18, 2026The exhaustion of FMLA leave is not the end of the analysis, but a turning point where ADA obligations take center stage.
Banking can bridge the political divide by Rob Nichols | posted on May 18, 2026Not only is bipartisan cooperation still possible when it comes to banking—it’s happening.
Modernizing bank supervision by Michael J. Messaglia and Keaton J. Miller | posted on March 16, 2026Community banks are the backbone of local economies, and the regulatory environment that governs them is undergoing significant change.
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe exhaustion of FMLA leave is not the end of the analysis, but a turning point where ADA obligations take center stage.
Reading Time: 3 minutesWhile the IFPA is an Illinois state law, it applies to electronic payment transactions that occur in Illinois, regardless of whether the card issuer is an Illinois financial institution.
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe foundational strength and relevancy of the commercial banking industry have never been more resilient.
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe have so much to celebrate about our past and anticipate with our future, it’s difficult to choose where to start.
Reading Time: 2 minutesWhile the innovation environment continues to shift, community banks’ underlying dependency on core providers remains constant.
Reading Time: 2 minutesNot only is bipartisan cooperation still possible when it comes to banking—it’s happening.

The twice-historic occasion also marked the opening of the state’s first Minority Depository Institution bank.

By-the-numbers look back at the benefits your Association provided in 2025.

The Indiana Bankers Association is excited to welcome two banks to its membership.

The annual drive is a joint effort between the North Salem State Bank Community Fund and the Robert G. Porter Thank You Fund.
Generations Community Bank, Indianapolis
Hendricks County Bank & Trust Company, Brownsburg
Community First Bank of Indiana, Kokomo

Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Baker Group was recently announced as the exclusive broker-dealer provider for ICBA Securities.

Karen Von Guten retired as United Bankers’ Bank’s vice president-HR consulting services in March.

The Michigan-based technology firm specializes in portfolio and project management, automation and cloud migration, among other IT services.

Paul Mackowski, Keith Mundrick, R. Daniel Faust and W. Andrew Kirtley have joined Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC, Indianapolis, with litigation, banking and transactional experience.