OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE KANSAS BANKERS ASSOCIATION

December 19, 2023

Relationship Banking in the Digital Age

The term “relationship banking” has been a core concept of our business for decades. Fundamentally, it asserts that a bank’s relationship with a business is a partnership built on trust, shared objectives and ongoing communication, with a relationship manager at its center. The relationship manager assures personal connectivity between the bank and its business client

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Briefly in Kansas Banking

Kansas Banker Receives Top Ag Banking Award The American Bankers Association (ABA) announced the recipients of its annual Bruning and Blanchfield Awards, the association’s premier awards for significant contributions to agricultural banking. ABA honored Leonard Wolfe, President and CEO of United Bank and Trust in Marysville, with the Bruning Award at the ABA Agricultural Bankers

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Kansas Bankers Proudly Serve the American Bankers Association

We are proud to recognize our Kansas bankers who are currently serving on American Bankers Association’s committees, councils and working groups. Your dedication and hard work in serving our industry are greatly appreciated. Thank you for your commitment and contributions. Agricultural and Rural Bankers Committee The Agricultural & Rural Bankers Committee provides information, programs and

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Are You Ready to Lower Your Privilege Tax Obligation This Filing Season?

Many banks have heard interest income in Kansas may not be taxable for the coming year, and you may be wondering, is it all interest? Interest is a broad term. Is it interest from new loans? Is it cash or accrual-based interest? Good news! The Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR) and the Kansas Bankers Association

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Surviving Versus Thriving in Today’s Market

Community bankers have long been community changers. Through their service to small businesses and local economies, their impact on the lives of their customers and neighbors is undoubtedly far-reaching. Nevertheless, the community of community bankers and changers is, in and of itself, changing rapidly — enough for some to declare it under attack. Why is

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