Q: Will the name change and additional bank locations impact the amount of FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) insurance available?Ī: No, clients will still have up to $250,000 in FDIC insurance regardless of which branch is utilized for services. You will still receive the same great service from your current banker. As always, we will continue to improve our offerings and look for ways to add value and benefit for our clients.Ī: No. First Bank Chicago debit cards will be replaced in July.Ī: We will continue to offer the same great products and services. You may continue to use your current checks and when you place your next order the new logo will appear on the checks.Ī: First Bank of Highland Park debit cards will be replaced as they become eligible for renewal. Q: Will clients be required to get new account numbers?Ī: No, account numbers will not be changed.Ī: No, the routing number will not be changed.Ī: No, the account number and routing number will remain the same. Quite the opposite, we are planning to modernize our building and make it more accessible to local non-profits and business clients. There are no plans to sell or leave the Highland Park community. Q: Will the Highland Park location be closed or sold?Ī: No, our Highland Park location is our flagship and will operate as First Bank of Highland Park, a Division of First Bank Chicago. Ownership will remain the same long after the name change. The bank is a family-owned business with the same ownership since 1980. Over the course of several weeks, you will see branding changes made to our marketing material and building signage.Ī: No.
Q: When does the name change go into effect?Ī: The name change will be effective July 1, 2022. Click here to read more about our name change. Our consistent family ownership for over 40 years, and many years to come, will ensure your continued experience with us is exceptional.
We are pleased to inform you of some exciting changes.ĭue to decades of strong growth, we are now one of the five largest privately owned banks in the Chicagoland area.
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