InBankshares is moving its headquarters to Denver from Greenwood Village, Colo., as it grows in the Denver metro and along the state’s Front Range after acquiring several local banks.
The headquarters, which will be in the River North Art District, will also serve as a branch serving downtown Denver and the surrounding cities. The bank’s previous headquarters will remain open as a branch.
“Our move to the River North Art District reflects our deep commitment to the Denver Metro area and is a significant investment that will benefit our customers and associates and allow us to realize additional market growth opportunities along the Front Range,” said Ed Francis, chair and CEO of both InBankshares and its $1.33 billion commercial bank subsidiary InBank. The bank has 18 branches in 15 markets across the Colorado Front Range, southern Colorado and northern New Mexico.
InBank acquired Wiley, Colo.-based Legacy Bank in 2022. InBank recently hired several bankers, executives and associates, and has focused on several core areas, expanded business lines and added infrastructure to support its expanding customer base, according to the bank.
“We are well-positioned to take advantage of the disruption in the marketplace and deliver on our value proposition of personalized service, local decision-making and one-on-one relationships with our customers where we truly understand and are able to support their business needs,” Francis said.
