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Interra Credit Union Acquires The Hicksville Bank, Expanding Footprint

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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What happened

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Interra Credit Union completed its acquisition of The Hicksville Bank. The transaction adds four branches: Hicksville and Edgerton in Ohio, and Auburn and Grabill in Indiana. Interra stated that the acquisition received all necessary regulatory approvals. The deal had previously drawn opposition from the Ohio Bankers League and Community Bankers Association of Ohio, who argued credit unions are not included in the framework for banks merging with other banks.

From journalgazette.net

Why it matters

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The acquisition strengthens Interra Credit Union's presence in northwest Ohio. Michael Adelman, president and CEO of the Ohio Bankers League, had previously expressed concern about the economic impact on communities where The Hicksville Bank operates.

From journalgazette.net

Who's involved

  • bankThe financial institution that was acquired by Interra Credit Union.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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    The ownership and control of local bank branches might change due to the acquisition.

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