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ICBA Members — Fast Facts

Community banks are locally operated financial institutions that empower employees to make local decisions to serve their customers.

• Nearly 5,000 ICBA members
• Are locally operated banking institutions
• Local lending experts-know communities and customers directly
• Provide individualized customer service
• Range in assets size from $3 million to $17 billion
• 23,000 locations, more than 280,000 employees
• From rural, suburban and urban marketplaces
• Many more than 100 years old, some newly formed

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