German American Bank
- Bank Name:German American Bank
- Bank Class:State Chartered - FED Nonmember Bank
- Member FDIC:Certificate #17393
- Routing Number:ACH & Wire - 083904563
- Locations:74 Branches in 2 states
- Web Address:germanamerican.com
German American Bank Information
German American Bank was founded in November 1910 and is based in Jasper, Indiana. The bank operates as a subsidiary of German American Bancorp, Inc.. According to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation records and based on the institution's charter type, German American Bank is classified as a commercial bank, state charter and Fed nonmember, supervised by the FDIC. German American Bank is a FDIC-insured bank with certificate number of 17393. The assigned Fed RSSD ID of German American Bank is 37640.
German American Bank currently operates with 74 branches located in 2 states. The bank has most branches in Indiana and Kentucky. As of today, German American Bank is the 99th largest bank in US by branch count. German American Bank is the 11th largest bank in Indiana with 46 branches; 12th in Kentucky with 28 branches.
A routing number is a nine-digit code used to identify a financial institution. The bank has one routing number in our database and the routing number for German American Bank is 083904563. This routing number is necessary to process ACH transfers, wire transactions, direct deposits, bill payments, and other monetary transfers within the US.
The full address of bank headquarters is 711 Main Street, Jasper, IN 47546. You can visit the official website of the bank at https://www.germanamerican.com for more information and online banking service if available. For a comprehensive list of German American Bank branches, including detailed information such as hours of operation, contact numbers, addresses, available services, and more, please narrow your search by selecting a location from the map or list below.
Map Of Branch Locations
History Of German American Bank
German American Bank was established on November 10, 1910, originally under the name The German American Bank. The institution underwent its first name change on June 11, 1973, becoming known simply as The German American Bank. Over the years, the bank expanded through a series of acquisitions, including the Bank of Ireland in Ireland, Indiana, in May 1986, and The Holland National Bank in Holland, Indiana, in October 2000. A significant transformation occurred on September 30, 2006, when the bank changed its name to German American Bancorp and simultaneously acquired several institutions, including Stone City Bank of Bedford, Indiana, and Peoples Bank in Washington, Indiana. Further expansion continued with the acquisitions of Bank of Evansville in Evansville, Indiana, in January 2011, and United Commerce Bank in Bloomington, Indiana, in October 2013. The most recent major acquisition took place on March 1, 2016, when German American Bancorp acquired River Valley Financial Bank in Madison, Indiana.
Below is a list of some important events in bank's history, including mergers and acquisitions.
03-01-2016Changed Institution Name to German American Bancorp.
03-01-2016Acquired River Valley Financial Bank in Madison, IN.
10-01-2013Acquired United Commerce Bank in Bloomington, IN.
01-01-2011Acquired Bank of Evansville in Evansville, IN.
09-30-2006Changed Institution Name to German American Bancorp.
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I visit the Hanover Indiana branch at least 3 times a week and have been for years. Everyone has been extremely nice except for today. I was unlucky enough to have to deal with Theresa Smith. Rude old witch if you want my opinion. I was on the phone with a business acquaintance and he heard her. He couldn't believe someone at a bank would talk to their customer that way. I remained friendly though... Read more
This bank acts extremely prejudice against minorities especially in Jasper Indiana!... Read more
Horrible experience. Paige at the Bedford German American Bank location was not helpful in the least. My eight year old would have been more helpful. She had me walk out across the parking lot to the ATM (because they don't have one in the lobby) to get money to pay my sewer bill because my license is from out of state, where we still have property. My husband's job transferred us here. She said, ... Read more