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Bank of Colorado establishing Denver branch

October 9, 2012

Bank of Colorado is planning to open a branch in downtown Denver, according to the Colorado Division of Banking.

If approved by regulators, the branch would open at 1801 Broadway, Suite 100, in Denver. Bank of Colorado's holding company is located in Nebraska, but the bank was founded in Fort Lupton.

The Denver branch will be Bank of Colorado's 33rd location in Colorado. It has branches throughout Larimer and Weld counties.

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