OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE KANSAS BANKERS ASSOCIATION

September 29, 2023

What Does ChatGPT Have To Say About Maximizing the Use of ChatGPT?

I was thinking … what better way to tell the “Why ChatGPT” story than to, well, let ChatGPT’s AI writing assistant tell you himself … or herself … not sure about this … maybe “itself?” Anyway, when I prompted the assistant to “write a 750-word article on how to get the most out of using

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KBA Leadership: The Journey Continues … 2023 No-Ties Tour Part 2

Alex Orel, SVP — Government Relations, along with Kathy Taylor, EVP — General Counsel, hit the road in August, visiting banks as part of the annual summer “No-Ties Tour.” Thank you, Kansas bankers, for taking the time to visit with us! We truly value these conversations!   Stan Robertson, President & CEO of Haviland State Bank

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Can Enhanced Due Diligence Help Your Bank Avoid Cybersecurity Risk?

Just as you have to complete due diligence before you buy a home, due diligence for banking vendors can make or break a partnership. Not completing enhanced due diligence (EDD) is like buying a house sight unseen and without doing an inspection! You never know what you might find. It only takes one cyberattack to

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Washington Update – Advocating for ACRE: How Congress Can Help Rural America

Farmers and ranchers today face numerous challenges: from the skyrocketing costs of materials to supply chain disruptions to difficulties purchasing rural land — all while interest rates are rising. As a result, many are relying more on credit than ever before. For those who are young, beginning or socially disadvantaged farmers, these obstacles can seem

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Congratulations To These Century of Family Banking Recipients

Riordan Family, Solomon State Bank Timothy T. (T.T.) Riordan began the family’s banking tradition in approximately 1910 when he began working at the Solomon National Bank, being previously employed at The Niles State Bank, located approximately seven miles northwest of Solomon. Over the years, T.T. Riordan held the title of either President or Chairman until

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