NBH Bank’s Fort Collins branch among those to be shuttered 

FORT COLLINS — National Bank Holdings Corp. (NYSE: NBHC), a Greenwood Village-based institution that operates locally as Community Banks of Colorado, as Bank Midwest in Kansas and Missouri, and Hillcrest Bank in Texas, New Mexico and Utah, is planning to close four branches.

One of the locations set to close is the bank’s Fort Collins branch at 1044 W. Drake Road, according to documents filed with the Colorado Division of Banking. NBH Banks is also shuttering another Colorado branch in Conifer, along with two locations in Kansas.

Colorado Banking Division documents show that NBH Bank plans to relocate its Platteville branch and open a new location in Bountiful, Utah. 

NBH Bank isn’t the only institution to close branches in Northern Colorado and Boulder Valley over the past year. 

• BOK Financial completed its almost $1 billion acquisition of CoBiz Bank in October 2018, leading to a closure of branches in Boulder, Fort Collins and Louisville.
• Independent Bank wrapped up its own $1 billion purchase of Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. in January, leading to four branch closures in Fort Collins, Greeley and Loveland.
• U.S. Bank announced in March that it would close five branches in the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado, including three branches located within Safeway stores.
• FirstBank is closing its Boulder Table Mesa branch, located inside a King Soopers grocery store.
• Zions Bancorporation, based in Salt Lake City, announced plans last week to slash 500 jobs and close some branches, but it’s unclear how that will affect its Vectra Bank Colorado operation.

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