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Founded in 1971, Bridgeview Bank Group was a family-owned community bank headquartered in Bridgeview, Illinois, with branches across the greater Chicagoland area. The bank focused on providing a full range of personal, business, and commercial banking services, including loans, deposits, and wealth management, to local communities. In May 2019, Bridgeview Bank Group was acquired by First Midwest Bank, which subsequently merged with Old National Bank in 2022. All former Bridgeview Bank locations now operate under the Old National Bank brand.

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