Categories: Financial Services

Ohio has one of the 10 largest financial services sectors in the U.S. The ecosystem is diverse, supporting world leaders in insurance and banking as well as fintech disruptors. With a financial services workforce of more than 245,000 individuals (about half the population of Wyoming) and access to most of the North American financial services industry, Ohio is made for financial services leaders that want to stay innovative, form partnerships and create in-demand financial solutions. That is why you belong here.

Startups and traditional companies in Ohio are pursuing new ways to innovate. Ohio has long been home to leading financial institutions, giving rise to resources and a fintech ecosystem that help companies drive the future of financial services. From Fortune 500 companies and innovation hubs, to centers of excellence and startup service providers, Ohio has everything you need to grow.

In Ohio, you can collaborate with world-leading insurance and financial institutions including Progressive Insurance, KeyBank, Huntington, and Fifth Third Bank, as well as industry-disrupting fintech companies including Klarna, Root Insurance, and Alliance Data. Learn why other Financial Services organizations chose Ohio, and yours should too!

Following the merger of two Columbus-based firms, ORIX Real Estate Capital is combining its two existing downtown offices, expanding operations at its headquarters and creating new high-paying jobs.

Beam Technologies Inc., a next generation provider of dental insurance for small and medium-sized businesses, is growing. With many vibrant technology locations to choose from across the U.S., Beam has decided Central Ohio is the best place to expand its headquarters as it grows.

Root Insurance is the first car insurance company that uses smartphone technology and data science to determine insurance rates for drivers. The insurtech company recently received a valuation of $1 billion. Now, the Ohio-grown company is ready to take its customer-focused operations to the next step in Central Ohio.