Capitol Federal Financial, Inc.
A bank holding company whose main business is Capitol Federal Savings Bank, a longtime Kansas institution offering everyday checking, savings, mortgage, and home-loan products to families and businesses across the Sunflower State. It traces its roots to September 1893, when fifteen Topeka residents founded the Savings and Loan Association of Topeka during the Panic of 1893, opening its first office above a Rock Island Railroad ticket stand. That shop eventually became Capitol Federal Savings Bank, and in 2010 the mutual thrift converted into the fully public company it is today.