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      Old National Welcomes Bremer Bank

      We’re delighted to share that Bremer Bank is now a division of Old National Bank.

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      A Strong Future Built on Shared Values

      In November 2024, Bremer Bank and Old National Bank announced plans to merge and create the premier regional bank in the Midwest. Today, we’re proud to share that Bremer Bank is now a division of Old National Bank and will soon operate under the Old National name.

      The Combined Organization

      350+ BRANCH LOCATIONS
      $70B TOTAL ASSETS
      3rd Largest BANK IN TWIN CITIES

      What This Means for You

      This partnership reinforces the Old National commitment to building strong relationships, providing exceptional service and supporting the financial success of our clients. With the addition of Bremer, a well-established presence, we’re expanding our reach while remaining true to our mission of community-focused banking. We look forward to transitioning our Bremer customers soon!

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        Expanded Access

        With 70 Bremer branches across Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin, you’ll have even more access to banking services.

        Enjoy expanded ATM access: You can use your debit card to make surcharge-free cash withdrawals at any Bremer branch ATM.*

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        Enhanced Capabilities

        Our combined organization is positioned to offer a broader suite of innovative products and specialized financial services for both personal and business needs.

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        Deeper Community Focus

        With Bremer’s 80-year history of investing in communities, our combined organization will continue championing local initiatives and driving long-term growth that benefits our customers and communities alike.

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      For Bremer Customers

      We’re preparing to transition your Bremer Bank accounts and services to Old National later this year and will provide all the information you need to know well in advance.

      We look forward to welcoming you. For now, please continue to bank as usual.

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      * ATM Withdrawal (Foreign ATM) fees and ATM surcharge fees will be waived for ATM Withdrawals transacted at Bremer Bank ATM terminals. All other standard fees and/or transaction limitations will apply. ATM Deposits and other transactions will not be available when using Bremer Bank ATM terminals until Bremer Bank officially becomes part of Old National Bank later this year.