Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Old National Bank: Banking for 180 Years

Old National Bank is the operating subsidiary of Old National Bancorp, Indiana’s largest financial holding services company. The business is headquartered in Evansville, Indiana and provides the state with a wide array of financial services for more than 180 years now. The company is also ranked as part of the top 100 banking companies in the United States.

The holding company has assets amounting to more than $12.1 billion and it continues its unfailing commitment to the success of its clients, shareholders and associates. Old National Bank is registered as a regional bank that provides tailor-fit financial products and services to customers, businesses and organizations. In addition to the banking services of the company, they also control one of the largest brokers in the country, the Old National Insurance.

The bank’s first office opened in Evansville, and is known as the first bank of the city, having been founded in 1834. Before it adopted its current brand name, it has operated under several brand names including Old State National Bank and Evansville National Bank. Today, the company provides its product and services through its 150 retail branches. It not only operates within Indiana, as it also has footprints in Michigan, Kentucky and in Illinois. Its products and services include the customary banking offerings, lease financing, cash management, debit and credit cards, wealth management, investment and brokerage and investment advisory. The company takes pride of the level of service they provide to their customers. The quality of their service earned the business new accounts and helped retain old ones.

Old National Bank has earned several accolades through the years. It has been ranked as the 28th top performing bank in the country by the Bank Director magazine and has been cited by Financial World for its strong earnings momentum. It remains publicly traded on the NASDAQ and uses the ticker symbol ONB.

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