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First Internet Bank Earns Recognition as an Employer of Choice

First Internet Bank today announced it has again been named one of the “Best Places to Work in Indiana” by an initiative dedicated to identifying and recognizing the best employers in the state. First Internet Bank is one of 21 companies recognized in the medium-sized (75-249 employees) company category. Companies from across the state completed…

First Internet Bank Welcomes New Executive to Southwest Office

First Internet Bank, a premier provider of online retail and business banking services nationwide, is pleased to announce Neil Barna has joined the company as Regional Vice President of Commercial and Industrial Lending at the Bank’s loan production office in Tempe, Arizona. Mr. Barna comes to First Internet Bank with more than 30 years of…

President and CEO David Becker Featured in Indianapolis Business Journal

Back in the mid-1980s, entrepreneur David Becker told a friend that people would one day do their banking on TV screens. Then, in 1999, Becker Started First Internet Bank, a branchless bank that interacted with people via computer screens. People who know Becker said he has long been a visionary, but they were a bit…

First Internet Bank Recognized Nationally for STEM Mentoring Efforts

First Internet Bank announced it has been recognized as a finalist in the national 2015 US2020 STEM Mentoring Awards. The awards acknowledged organizations for exceptional work in inspiring youth to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields. First Internet Bank was a finalist for the Excellence in Corporate Culture Award, which recognized…

First Internet Bank Earns Recognition as Top Employer for Third Consecutive Year

First Internet Bank today announced it has been recognized for the third consecutive year as one of the Best Banks to Work For by American Banker and Best Companies Group. Initiated in 2013, the “Best Banks” program identifies, recognizes and honors the best banks to work for in the nation. “It’s an honor to be…

First Internet Bank Launches Rural Development Lending in Indiana

First Internet Bank of Indiana, a premier provider of online retail and business banking services nationwide, today announced the expansion of its residential mortgage lending capabilities within the State of Indiana. Backed by a loan guarantee from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), First Internet Bank creates the opportunity for low- and moderate-income households…

First Internet Bank Named a Top Workplace for Second Consecutive Year

First Internet Bank of Indiana, a premier provider of online banking services nationwide, announced it has been named one of The Indianapolis Star Top Workplaces for the second year in a row. The Bank is among 45 small-sized companies (with 149 or fewer employees) throughout Central Indiana to be recognized. The evaluation for the Top…

Banking with a Fingerprint: First Internet Bank Offers Touch ID to Access Finances

First Internet Bank, a premier provider of online banking services nationwide, announced it is providing Touch ID functionality for customers using its personal mobile banking application. Using built-in fingerprint-sensor technology, Touch ID is a simple, secure way for customers to log in to their mobile banking application in place of traditional login credentials. Consumers who log…

Assets Reach $1 Billion at First Internet Bank

First Internet Bank of Indiana, a premier provider of online banking services nationwide, today announced it has exceeded $1 billion in assets. To commemorate the milestone, employees will release balloons from the Bank’s operations center located at 11201 USA Parkway in Fishers, Indiana, at 1:00 PM on Wednesday, March 18. “Since we launched in 1999,…

President and CEO David Becker Featured in Hoosier Banker

When David Becker, 61, president and chief executive officer of First Internet Bank of Indiana, launched the virtual bank in 1999, he faced formidable odds. An obstacle course of “regulatory hoops and hurdles” took nearly three years to navigate. Full text as published in Hoosier Banker.