Renamed InBank sets sights on Northern Colorado, Boulder Valley expansion
DENVER — International Bank, a 101-year-old institution with operations in Colorado and New Mexico, recently changed its name to InBank and is planning to expand its footprint to include the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado.
The bank was founded in Raton, N.M., by Italian immigrant Joe DiLisio. Because many of his customers were fellow immigrants from around the world, DiLisio named the institution International Bank.
“He wanted to be inclusive,” current International Bank CEO Ed Francis said.
The term “international bank” means something very different than it did in the early 1900s.
“When we…
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