Greenville, Ohio – Greenville Federal Financial Corporation (OTCBB-GVFF.OB) plans to open a new full service banking center in the soon-to-be constructed Kroger store in Troy, Ohio. It is estimated the new Kroger store will open in late 2015.
The Greenville, Ohio-based financial institution is the parent company of Greenville Federal and is the oldest bank headquartered in Darke County, Ohio. Greenville Federal has been in business since 1883 proudly serving customers in Miami, Darke and surrounding counties for over 130 years and has consistently earned a 5-Star rating from independent bank rating agency Bauer Financial.
Greenville Federal President & CEO Jeff Kniese stated “we are very excited to bring our high level of customer service banking to the Troy market area where we have a growing customer base. We are also excited to partner with another Ohio-based business in Kroger.”
Currently, Greenville Federal operates a full service banking center in the Greenville, Ohio Kroger store and has had a partnership with Cincinnati-based Kroger for over 15 years.
“We look forward to being able to bring new products and services to the Troy community,” stated Kniese. “From our truly free checking account with no gimmicks and free mobile and online banking, to our unique moneysaver mortgage and flexible commercial lending products and services, we offer the “best in class” banking options for our valued customers.”
Contact: Jeff Kniese, President & CEO or Susan Barker, SVP & CFO at (937)548-4158
About Greenville Federal
Greenville Federal is the oldest bank headquartered in Darke County, Ohio and has been in business since 1883. Greenville Federal is proud to be a true local community bank calling Ohio its headquarters and its home. To learn more about Greenville Federal visit, www.greenvillefederal.com.
About Kroger
Kroger Cincinnati/Dayton Division employs more than 20,000 associates who serve customers in 109 supermarkets (including 14 Marketplace stores), warehouses and offices in the Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, Eastern Indiana, and Dayton areas. With more than 3,000 groups participating in the Division’s Community Rewards Program, $4 million was donated back to local non-profit organizations in 2014. The division focuses its charitable efforts on hunger relief, health and wellness initiatives, child welfare and grass roots organizations. For more information about Kroger, please visit www.kroger.com.
