OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE INDIANA BANKERS ASSOCIATION
Banks provide account agreements to consumers, outlining critical terms and conditions that govern their business interactions. These agreements serve as essential documents that clarify the rights, obligations and expectations of the banking relationship.
Compliance Connection: Account Agreements and Compliance Considerations for Banks Read More »
IBA Board of Directors ChairMatthew W. HowreyNorth Salem State Bank First Vice ChairDavid M. FindlayLake City Bank, Warsaw Second Vice ChairLisa ArnoldHome Bank, Martinsville Immediate Past ChairBenjamin J. BochnowskiPeoples Bank, Munster President & CEOAmber R. Van TilIndiana Bankers Association Constituent Directors ABA Membership CouncilGarry D. KleerFirst Bank Richmond ICBA State DirectorKent A. LiechtyFirst Bank of Berne
Proudly Presenting the 2025 IBA Board of Directors Read More »
GBC Bank, Greenfield, added two new members to its board on Oct. 1. Katie Culp is CEO at KSM Location Advisors, leveraging her more-than two decades of experience in economic development, real estate and consulting to lead the firm’s site selection and incentive practice. She also serves on the boards of the Indy Chamber and
From the Board Room Read More »
What attracted you to banking as your career?
I wasn’t actually attracted to banking as a career initially. I became interested in the bank examiner role first. The thought of travel and endless training opportunities was intriguing coming out of college.
Matt Howrey: Building for the Future Read More »
Having the opportunity to be your IBA Chairman for 2025 is both an honor and privilege that I don’t take lightly. Thank you to my predecessors Jamie and Ben, and everyone who came before them. Thankfully, you guys didn’t set the bar too high!
Welcome to 2025! I hope you had a wonderful and restful holiday season, and your new year is off to a great start. Your association staff and leadership are already hard at work, particularly the Government Relations team who have been busy at the Statehouse as lawmakers embark on a budget session in partnership with a new governor. Legislators are considering property tax reform, infrastructure improvements, housing affordability and more, all while facing tighter financial conditions driven by reduced revenue growth. Read more about what we expect to work on in this legislative session on page 20 of this issue.
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