Old National Bancorp /in/
A regional bank tracing its roots to 1834, when it opened as the Branch Bank at Evansville of the State Bank of Indiana, before Evansville was even a city. Today Old National serves consumers and businesses across the Midwest and Southeast with lending, deposit accounts, wealth management, and treasury services. Its name evolved through charter renewals that took it from Evansville National Bank to "Old State National," and its first cashier doubled as teller and janitor in a one-room office on the Ohio River.