Milwaukee-based M&I Bank didn’t waste any time erasing the First Indiana name from the 31-story tower where the homegrown bank had its headquarters. The old sign disappeared this week, shortly after M&I closed on its $529-million acquisition of First Indiana. The bank plans to put signs on its new locations on Feb. 4. The installation of the tower sign will take longer because of its massive size. How will the new name look?
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Milwaukee-based M&I Bank didn’t waste any time erasing the First Indiana name from the 31-story tower where the homegrown bank had its headquarters. The old sign disappeared this week, shortly after M&I closed on its $529-million acquisition of First Indiana. The bank plans to put signs on its new locations on Feb. 4. The installation of the tower sign will take longer because of its massive size. How will the new name look?