ICBA: A leading trade group for 5,000+ U.S. community banks, providing advocacy, publications, and events.
Founded
1930
Location
Washington, D.C., DC, US
The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) is a trade organization representing approximately 5,000 small and mid-sized U.S. financial institutions known as community banks. While not primarily an investment firm, ICBA supports innovation in community banking through strategic investments in fintech startups, typically participating in seed to Series B rounds.
ICBA's portfolio includes companies like Adlumin, Core10, and Momnt, focusing on technologies that enhance community banking operations and services. The organization provides advocacy, hosts conventions, publishes the ICBA Independent Banker magazine, and lobbies Congress on banking industry issues. ICBA's investment approach aims to foster innovation that benefits its member institutions and the communities they serve.
Icba - Quick Facts
When was Icba founded?
Icba was founded in 1930.
Where is Icba's headquarters located?
Icba's headquarters is located in Washington, D.C., DC, US.
How many employees does Icba have?
Icba has 253 employees as of Feb 10, 2024.
Icba - Classification
NAICS
520000Finance and Insurance
522000Credit Intermediation and Related Activities
