First Federal Savings Bank Among Top 100 Community Banks

August 10, 2024 at 1:00 a.m.


For the 13th consecutive year, First Federal Savings Bank has been recognized as one of the “Top 100 Community Banks” by the American Banker publication. Banks that are publicly traded and have assets of $2 billion or less are ranked based on financial performance over a three-year period. First Federal Savings Bank is one of three banks from the state of Indiana that made the list.
Michael Zahn, president and CEO, said, “We are very proud to continue to be recognized for performing at a high level for over a decade. Our sustained success is a testament of the focus and efforts of our team. Their dedication to our customers and communities we serve is the blueprint for our success.”
First Federal Savings Bank is a community bank with more than 110 years of experiece with offices in Huntington, Fort Wayne and Warsaw.


For the 13th consecutive year, First Federal Savings Bank has been recognized as one of the “Top 100 Community Banks” by the American Banker publication. Banks that are publicly traded and have assets of $2 billion or less are ranked based on financial performance over a three-year period. First Federal Savings Bank is one of three banks from the state of Indiana that made the list.
Michael Zahn, president and CEO, said, “We are very proud to continue to be recognized for performing at a high level for over a decade. Our sustained success is a testament of the focus and efforts of our team. Their dedication to our customers and communities we serve is the blueprint for our success.”
First Federal Savings Bank is a community bank with more than 110 years of experiece with offices in Huntington, Fort Wayne and Warsaw.


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