Rodger Allen McHargue serves as Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer, Secretary of the Company. Mr. McHargue is the Chief Financial Officer of the Corporation and the Bank and also the Secretary and Treasurer of the Corporation, serving since 2010. He joined the Corporation in 1994. Prior to that, Mr. McHargue was employed at Bank One Indianapolis. He received a B.S. degree in Economics and Finance from Indiana State University and an M.B.A. from Indiana State University. He is also a graduate of the ABA Stonier Graduate School of Banking.
As the Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer e Secretary of First - Indiana, the total compensation of Rodger McHargue at First - Indiana is $1,091,450. There are 1 executives at First - Indiana getting paid more, with Norman L. Lowery having the highest compensation of $1,145,990.
Rodger McHargue is 58, he's been the Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer e Secretary of First - Indiana since 2010. There are 15 older and 3 younger executives at First - Indiana. The oldest executive at First Financial Corp. - Indiana is Ronald Rich, 81, who is the Lead Independent Director.
Rodger's mailing address filed with the SEC is ONE FIRST FINANCIAL PLAZA, , TERRE HAUTE, IN, 47807.
Over the last 21 years, insiders at First - Indiana have traded over $6,895,804 worth of First - Indiana stock and bought 81,838 units worth $2,762,695 . The most active insiders traders include William J Voges, William Curtis Brighton e Virginia L Smith. On average, First - Indiana executives and independent directors trade stock every 51 days with the average trade being worth of $127,509. The most recent stock trade was executed by Susan M Jensen on 1 August 2024, trading 78 units of THFF stock currently worth $3,377.
in 1834, a branch of the second state bank of indiana - the earliest ancestor of first financial bank - opened to serve the people who had settled in vigo county and the wabash river valley. today, first financial bank is the oldest national bank in indiana and the sixth oldest in the united states, still holding the 47th charter granted in the united states anticipating passage of a state law that would allow multi-bank holding companies, the bank applied for approval from the federal reserve board to establish such an entity. it received that approval in february 1983, and first financial corporation became the holding company for what was then terre haute first national bank. in august 1984, first financial corporation became the first multi-bank holding company in the state of indiana. the corporation is the only publicly traded company headquartered in vigo county and has been ranked among the top 100 most efficient bank holding companies in the united states. through growth and m
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