BANKING BONANZA\ OUT-OF-TOWN INSTITUTIONS HUNGRY FOR A SLICE OF THE NORTHERN KENTUCKY PIE.(News)

From: The Kentucky Post (Covington, KY) | Date: July 21, 2005| Author: Newberry, Jon | Copyright information

Byline: Jon Newberry Post staff reporter

The lure of high-income customers in fast-growing Northern Kentucky is attracting the attention of bankers from other parts of the state and elsewhere.

Several out-of-town banks have set up shop in recent months, heating up an already competitive market:

* Evansville, Ind.-based Integra Bank opened a branch in Florence in June and made it a regional headquarters and training center for Northern and Central ...

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