Midwest BankCentre – Trademark Portfolio

Entity Type: 99

Midwest BankCentre holds 21 U.S. trademarks filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), with a strong focus on Class 36 (Insurance & Financial) — 17 filings in this category. The portfolio also extends into Class 41 (Education & Entertainment) across 2 Nice Classification classes. Currently, 12 trademarks are registered and 5 are pending. Notable registered marks include RTU, RISING BANK, BANKING MATTERS, RISING TOGETHER, and MIDWEST BANKCENTRE. The owner is based in St. Louis, MO.

2191 Lemay Ferry Road

St. Louis, MO 63125

21 Total Trademarks

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Trademark Classifications

Midwest BankCentre's trademark portfolio spans 2 Nice Classification classes, reflecting the scope of goods and services protected under their brand portfolio.

36
Insurance & Financial (17 filings)

Insurance; financial affairs; monetary affairs; real estate affairs

41
Education & Entertainment (4 filings)

Education; providing of training; entertainment; sporting and cultural activities

Frequently Asked Questions

How many trademarks does Midwest BankCentre have?

Midwest BankCentre has 21 U.S. trademarks filed with the USPTO. Of these, 12 registered, 5 pending, 4 abandoned.

What trademark classes does Midwest BankCentre file in?

Midwest BankCentre files trademarks across 2 Nice Classification classes. The most active classes are Class 36 (Insurance & Financial), Class 41 (Education & Entertainment). Class 36 covers insurance; financial affairs; monetary affairs; real estate affairs.

What are Midwest BankCentre's most well-known trademarks?

Midwest BankCentre's registered trademark portfolio includes well-known marks such as RTU, RISING BANK, BANKING MATTERS, RISING TOGETHER, and MIDWEST BANKCENTRE. These are among 12 currently registered trademarks in the portfolio.

What is Midwest BankCentre's trademark registration success rate?

Midwest BankCentre has a 75% trademark registration rate, with 12 out of 16 resolved applications resulting in successful registration. Currently, 5 applications are pending review.