In the early 1990s, many major banks in Indianapolis were acquired by large out-of-state financial holding companies. In response, The National Bank of Indianapolis opened its doors in 1993 as the only locally-owned national bank in Indianapolis. With a national banking charter granted by the Comptroller of the Currency and a holding company structure sanctioned by the Federal Reserve, the Bank’s deposits carry full FDIC insurance limits.

Highly capitalized to support strategic growth in a constantly evolving industry, the vast majority of The National Bank of Indianapolis shareholders are concentrated in Indianapolis. The Bank’s experienced staff has strived to offer the highest level of local service and responsiveness while supporting the Indianapolis community. The results have created one of the nation’s fastest growing new banks.