INNOVATION. TRANSFORMATION. PROGRESS. ANNUAL REPORT

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1 INNOVATION. TRANSFORMATION. PROGRESS ANNUAL REPORT

2 Corporate Information The Bankers Bank of Kentucky was founded in 1988 to exclusively serve the needs of community banks. It is owned and directed by its customers and operates in Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee and West Virginia, providing a full line of correspondent banking services. The bank is a State-Chartered, Federal Reserve Member institution located in Frankfort, Kentucky. Table of Contents Corporate Information...1 Letter to our Shareholders...2 Standard Bearer Shareholders...4 Shareholder Information...5 Executive Officers & Staff... 8 Board of Directors...9 Assets Under Management...10 Credit Ratings/Financial Performance Ratio...10 Regulation F Ratios...11 Net Income/Total Equity Capital...11 Statement of Condition...12 Shareholders Equity...13 The butterfly transforms and takes flight with grace and ease Transparent, light, mobile.an ever positive image of change. 1.

3 FOCUSING ON THE FUTURE LETTER TO OUR SHAREHOLDERS Dear Shareholders, Customers and Friends, In 2013, we celebrated our 25th Anniversary. Many of you shared in this celebration though various functions during the year. We are very proud to have served our markets for a quarter century. This could not have been possible without the lasting support of our customers, shareholders, regulators and friends. When the Bankers Bank was chartered in 1988, no one could have foreseen that we would grow to serve over 200 community banks in a four state region. Our directors and staff played a key role in this growth. The Banker s Bank s balance sheet continues to be strong. Our capital ratios are among the highest in the industry, with Regulation F ratios that far exceed regulatory minimums. Nonperforming assets have diminished year over year and Net Income is above peer. Please take a moment to review the enclosed statement of condition and related data. In 2013, the economy began to show some signs of a slow improvement. In previous years, artificially low interest rates, extremely slow loan demand and continuing high unemployment have retarded growth and income. At the beginning of 2014, we are seeing a slight increase in loan demand which may foretell an improving economy at last. We are hoping for modest growth in the coming year. Many thanks to all of you for your unwavering support over the past 25 years and we look forward to working with all of you as we embark upon the next chapter in our collective history. The banking industry continues to face many challenges, including historically low interest rates and increased regulatory/compliance requirements. However, The Bankers Bank remains a strong wellcapitalized financial institution, and we continue to make strategic decisions that are in the best long-term interest of our customers and shareholders alike. Now is the time for us to be engaged, proactive and focused on taking The Bankers Bank to the next level of Correspondent Banking Excellence. The Bankers Bank will continue to move forward, strive to meet the changing needs of our customers, respond and adapt to industry challenges, and enhance the products and services we provide through innovation marked our 25th anniversary and we ve been fortunate to have experienced a long tradition of success. As we celebrate this milestone, we appreciate the support of our customers and shareholders and look forward to continuing our story of success in Programs move forward, evolve, become mobile... Community Banks progress as the future takes flight! 2. Warmest Regards, William L. Fallon President and CEO 3.

4 IN APPRECIATION The Community Banks below have achieved Standard Bearer Shareholder status by owning 80 shares or more of stock in the Independent Community Bancorp, Inc. 4. American Bank & Trust Company Bowling Green, Kentucky American Founders Bank Lexington, Kentucky Bank of Cadiz & Trust Company Cadiz, Kentucky Bank of Caneyville Caneyville, Kentucky Bank of Hindman Hindman, Kentucky Bank of Ohio County Beaver Dam, Kentucky Bank of the Mountains West Liberty, Kentucky Central Bank & Trust Company Lexington, Kentucky Century Bank of Kentucky Lawrenceburg, Kentucky Citizens Bank & Trust Company of Jackson Jackson, Kentucky Citizens Bank Mt. Vernon, Kentucky Citizens Guaranty Bank Richmond, Kentucky Citizens National Bank of Paintsville Paintsville, Kentucky Commonwealth Community Bank Hartford, Kentucky Cumberland Security Bank Somerset, Kentucky Elkton Bank & Trust Company Elkton, Kentucky Farmers Bank Hardinsburg, Kentucky Farmers National Bank Lebanon, Kentucky First National Bank Jackson, Kentucky First National Bank & Trust London, Kentucky Hancock Bank & Trust Company Hawesville, Kentucky Hyden Citizens Bank Hyden, Kentucky Independence Bank Owensboro, Kentucky Leitchfield Deposit Bank & Trust Company Leitchfield, Kentucky Lewisburg Banking Company Lewisburg, Kentucky Morgantown Bank & Trust Company Morgantown, Kentucky PBI Bank Louisville, Kentucky Sebree Deposit Bank Sebree, Kentucky The Bank of Harlan Harlan, Kentucky The Bank of Kentucky Crestview Hills, Kentucky The Casey County Bank Liberty, Kentucky The Cecilian Bank Cecilia, Kentucky The Citizens Bank Hickman, Kentucky The Monticello Banking Company Monticello, Kentucky The Peoples Bank Bullitt Company Shepherdsville, Kentucky The Springfield State Bank Springfield, Kentucky Town Square Bank Ashland, Kentucky United Southern Bank Hopkinsville, Kentucky Community Bank of Parkersburg Parkersburg, West Virginia Premier Bank Huntington, West Virginia SHAREHOLDER INFORMATION ANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS MEETING The annual meeting of the Independent Community Bancorp, Inc., will be held on Monday, June 9, 2014 at the Frankfort Country Club, Frankfort, Kentucky. SHAREHOLDER STOCK OWNERSHIP CONFIRMATIONS For confirmations of stock ownership contact: Kaylene Hicks, Assistant Vice President The Bankers Bank of Kentucky P.O. Box 713 Frankfort, Kentucky DIVIDENDS Annual Cash Dividends are declared by the Independent Community Bancorp, Inc., and are paid on a per share basis. PRIVACY POLICY The Privacy Policy of The Bankers Bank of Kentucky and our holding company the Independent Community Bancorp, Inc., describe how we safeguard our customers privacy. For more information, visit our website at 5.

5 CONNECTING WITH OUR CUSTOMERS At the Bankers Bank, we are investing in new technology and redefining our delivery channels to meet our customers changing needs. Whether our customers utilize the QNET online communications system, or visit our website, we strive to provide a best in class experience in the most efficient easy-to-use format available. In 2013, The Bankers Bank introduced the following enhancements via QNET: Coming Soon-Our Redesigned Website Detailed Wire Transfer Reference Guide Enhanced PAID Adjustment Message Screen Inter-Respondent Transfer Bank listing now available Daily Cambridge Morning Market Commentary Correspondent Concentration Risk Report now includes Upstream Bank Names Enhanced the QNET User Password Requirements Added Optional IP Lockout Feature for additional multi-factor authentication ACH END OF DAY ADVICE delivered daily Domestic Wire Transfer Reversal Capability Domestic Wire Transfer Lookup Feature Dodd Frank Compliant International Wire Transfer Messages 6. 7.

6 EXECUTIVE OFFICERS & STAFF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS William L. Fallon, President & CEO John B. Clark, Executive Vice President ADMINISTRATION Kaylene Hicks, Assistant Vice President Darlene Tiption, Receptionist Janice Smoot, Assistant Vice President CORRESPONDENT BANKING OFFICERS Lynn Ellis, First Vice President Van Davidson, Vice President Ralph Ising, Vice President Scott Jones, Vice President OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT Becky Sisco, Assistant Vice President Carol Brewer, Operations Supervisor Velta Riddle, Customer Service Representative Janet Collins, Customer Service Representative WIRE TRANSFER DEPARTMENT Amanda Ronca, Wire Room Manager Jeanne Kaye Hellard, Wire Operator Heather Mackey, Wire Operator LOAN DEPARTMENT Stephanie Oerther, Assistant Vice President Dede Johnson, Loan Administrative Assistant Ashley Ronca, Loan Support Associate INVESTMENTS Scott Kimel, Senior Vice President Richard Robey, Senior Vice President Todd Beers, Investment Representative Maria Wilke, Calling Officer MORTGAGE PROCESSING Jeanne Martin, Vice President Missy Harrod, Mortgage Processor Beth Miller, Mortgage Processor Amanda Daniel, Mortgage Processor Michael Martin, Mortgage Processor BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. William L. Fallon THE BANKERS BANK OF KENTUCKY Mr. Chris Rodgers THE CITIZENS BANK HICKMAN, KENTUCKY Mr. Mitchell Bennett FARMERS BANK HARDINSBURG, KENTUCKY Ms. Kathy Samples CITIZENS GUARANTY BANK RICHMOND, KENTUCKY Mr. G. Michael Simpson CUMBERLAND SECURITY BANK SOMERSET, KENTUCKY Mr. C. K. Stacy BANK OF THE MOUNTAINS WEST LIBERTY, KENTUCKY Mr. Gary Traughber ELKTON BANK & TRUST ELKTON, KENTUCKY Mr. Randall Snider COMMUNITY BANK PARKERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA Mr. Jon Lawson BANK OF OHIO COUNTY BEAVER DAM, KENTUCKY Mr. Melvin Mac Godby Mr. Orson Oliver LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY THE AL J. SCHNEIDER CO. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Mr. Corey Craig CITIZENS BANK Mr. Billy Bingham MOUNT VERNON, KENTUCKY LEWISBURG BANKING COMPANY LEWISBURG, KENTUCKY 8. 9.

7 ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT DECEMBER 2013 DECEMBER 2012 Total Assets $71,209, $72,166, Agent Fed Funds $258,446, $390,196, Total Assets Under Management $329,655, $462,362, REGULATION F RATIOS 12/31/ /31/2012 Leverage Ratio 20.87% 18.24% Tier 1 Risk-Based Ratio 48.46% 40.37% Total Risk-Based Ratio 49.72% 41.63% NET INCOME/TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL As of December 31, 2013 Net Income $379, Total Equity Capital $12,145, CREDIT RATING As of September 2013 IDC Rating: 234 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE RATIOS DECEMBER 31, 2013 DECEMBER 31, 2012 Return of Average Assets 0.93% 1.25% Net Interest Margin 2.94% 3.66% Loans/Deposits 32.83% 41.00%

8 STATEMENT OF CONDITION ASSETS Due from Banks Net Loans Premises & Fixed Assets Other Assets Federal Funds Sold $41,224,000 $19,188,000 $1,679,000 $1,292,000 $7,826,000 $38,267,000 $24,063,000 $1,894,000 $1,621,000 $6,321,000 Total Assets $71,209,000 $72,166,000 LIABILITIES Demand Deposits Fed Funds Purchased Other Liabilities $58,444,000 $0 $619,000 $59,245,000 $0 $1,155,000 Total Liabilities $59,064,000 $60,400,000 SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY EQUITY CAPITAL Common Stock Surplus Undivided Profits Total Capital TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY CAPITAL $498,000 $4,502,000 $7,145,000 $12,145,000 $71,209,000 $498,000 $4,502,000 $6,766,000 $11,766,000 $72,166,000 Shareholders Equity Issued & Outstanding Capital & Surplus Retained Earnings Total Shareholders Equity Share Data Common Stock Dividend Declared Per Share $498,000 $4,502,000 $7,145,000 $12,145,000 $5,080 $11.00 $498,000 $4,502,000 $6,766,000 $11,766,000 $5,080 $

9 Working Together. We & the Communities We Serve, Take Flight. 107 Progress Drive Frankfort, KY