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THE KRELLER GROUP, INC.
THE KRELLER GROUP, INC.
Cincinnati, Ohio
25-49 employees
Live investigator-led analysis is the best way to minimize regulatory, reputational and financial risks. This is even more important when you are working internationally. Databases are outdated or completely missing key information. Deep expertise in FCPA and International Credit checks. Universal enforcement on corrupt business practices continues to intensify. Now more than ever transparency in all transactions is essential. A thorough due diligence investigation beyond database inquiries is critical for a company to maintain its reputation and stock value. For 30 years, Kreller has employed an international network of experts well versed in worldwide military, law enforcement, business and government matters. Our on-the-ground agents are represented in every continent and have a comprehensive understanding of local languages and laws as well as the political, social and economic climates of the jurisdictions they operate within. Kreller has completed half a million investigations in 180 countries. The company is officially represented in Mexico City, São Paulo, Beijing, London, Dubai and Moscow. We do more than check. We investigate every finite detail to ensure your company’s business endeavors, associations and resources are ethical and secure. Kreller Services: -FCPA Anti-Bribery/Corruption -International Compliance -Domestic/International Background Investigations -Intellectual Property Investigations/Protection -Franchise/Franchisee Vetting -Ethical Sourcing -Vetting Licensing Partners -Acquisitions & Mergers -Joint Ventures -Asset Investigations -Security Risk/Site Assessment -Gaming Probity Investigations -Employee Whistleblower Cases -Vendor Verification -Sales Agents/Consultants -Vetting Distributors -Special Investigations -Executive Pre-Employment Background Checks
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Top Benefits
THE FARMERS BANK
THE FARMERS BANK
Nicholasville, Kentucky
25-49 employees
Farmers Bank of Princeton, KY opened for business on January 2, 1899 in what was called the Racket Store in the Smith block of College Street. Imagine a town whose principal mode of transportation was horse driven – a town with a population of 2,226 people just getting acquainted with electricity (which was offered with the additional option of night service) and the telephone. Beginning as a state bank in 1899, Farmers Bank was organized as Farmers National Bank in 1900. In 1960, the bank converted to a state charter and changed its name to Farmers Bank and Trust Company. In 1982 to better facilitate expansion into new business areas, Farmers Bank organized United Bancorp, Inc. of Princeton, a one-bank holding company. Throughout its history, Farmers Bank has continually been innovative by offering its customers the latest banking technology and providing for its personnel. The Bank’s strength is derived from the continued support, loyalty and commitment of our shareholders, customers and staff as Princeton’s only locally owned independent bank. We have two facilities, with the main bank located at 111 West Washington Street and the branch bank on Highway 62 West.
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Top Benefits
THE CINCINNATUS SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY
THE CINCINNATUS SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY
Cincinnati, Ohio
1-24 employees
Cincinnatus Savings and Loan began in 1885 as Cincinnatus Loan and Building Company in the back of a tavern at 805 West Liberty, as a mutual company where depositors could be shareholders. As was common, the company did business several evenings a week and on Saturday in the rear of a tavern. The early building and loans were commonly referred to as “bauvereins”, which means “building and association”. One hundred and twenty- five years later we still remain a mutually owned and operated savings and loan. A worthy accomplishment, considering smaller institutions have been taken over by larger corporations. Over the years we have grown to three offices to conveniently serve the west side of Cincinnati. Our Mission is simple, to serve the community by offering lending and savings products that are competitive, easy to understand and designed to meet our customer’s needs, not ours, while being backed up by personal service that you have come to expect from your local community bank. To this day, it’s a quality you won’t find everywhere. Being a mutually owned company means our depositors are our owners. We pride ourselves on taking the time to sit down with our customers to get to know them and their individual financial needs; after all you are one of the owners. To our present and future customers we can truly say, “Our Bank is Your Bank”.
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Market Competitive
TRUPARTNER CREDIT UNION
TRUPARTNER CREDIT UNION
Cincinnati, Ohio
50-99 employees
TruPartner Credit Union is the result of the merger of Communicating Arts Credit Union and Cincinnati Central Credit Union. TruPartner will use more than 150 years of combined experience to educate the public about the "People Helping People"​ mission of credit unions; the not-for-profit, member owned difference between us and other financial institutions; and the benefits of being a credit union member. This institution is not federally insured. It is covered by American Share Insurance.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
CINCINNATI OHIO POLICE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
CINCINNATI OHIO POLICE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Cincinnati, Ohio
25-49 employees
COPFCU (Cincinnati Ohio Police Federal Credit Union) is a not-for-profit, full-service financial institution serving Police Officers, Firefighters, Public School and Government employees. COPFCU was started on June 27, 1935 during the Great Depression to serve Cincinnati Police Officers and their families. At that time, law enforcement officers were required to purchase their own firearms. With starting salaries of only $125/month, a $25 firearm was a significant expense. As a result, a group of dedicated volunteers pooled resources together and started the Cincinnati Ohio Police Federal Credit Union. Guided by Irv Specht, the credit union's first loans were made with funds that were kept in an old cigar box. Since 1935, the credit union has continued to grow, now with three branches located in Queensgate (main office), Blue Ash and Colerain. Today, we serve more than 10,000 public servants and their family members, but we have never lost sight of the significance of our law enforcement roots. In 2020, COPFCU was ranked as the 12th Healthiest Credit Union in the nation, out of 5,640 credit unions, by DepositAccounts.com. We strive every day to provide exceptional value and service to our public servants, who work so hard to make our community a great place to live, work, and raise a family. Check out this video to learn more about COPFCU: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tutLSYIKFw Federally Insured by NCUA.
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Market Competitive
MIAMI SAVINGS BANK
MIAMI SAVINGS BANK
Miamitown, Ohio
1-24 employees
Miami Savings Bank
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
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ECLIPSE BANK INC
ECLIPSE BANK INC
Louisville, Kentucky
25-49 employees
Locally owned and operated since 2005, Eclipse is built on a passion for exceptional customer service. Now, that's a fresh approach to banking. Visit our branch in Louisville, KY today!
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Market Competitive
GREATER KENTUCKY CREDIT UNION INC.
GREATER KENTUCKY CREDIT UNION INC.
Lexington, Kentucky
1-24 employees
Greater Kentucky Credit Union, Inc. is a company based out of 1001 Red Mile Road, Lexington, Kentucky, United States.
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Market Competitive
FIRST COMMONWEALTH MORTGAGE CO.
FIRST COMMONWEALTH MORTGAGE CO.
Louisville, Kentucky
25-49 employees
NMLS# 1401- NMLS Consumer Access: https://www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org/ Established in 2000, First Commonwealth Mortgage specializes in tailoring individual mortgage programs to meet specific borrower needs. It’s our goal to make financing your home as easy as possible through our commitment to superior customer service, highly trained & licensed mortgage bankers, and a wide range of products and services. Please feel free to Contact Us with any questions or visit our Services & Products area for more about what we offer. We look forward to helping you find the best loan for your needs!
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
CARROLLTON FEDERAL BANK
CARROLLTON FEDERAL BANK
Carrollton, Kentucky
1-24 employees
Carrollton Federal Bank is a banking company based out of 2539 HWY 227, Carrollton, Kentucky, United States.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
METRO EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION
METRO EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION
Lexington, Kentucky
1-24 employees
customer service, cash handling, clerical duties.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
THE HEALTH & EDUCATION FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
THE HEALTH & EDUCATION FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Lexington, Kentucky
1-24 employees
HealthEd Credit Union (Home/Home)
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard