OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE KANSAS BANKERS ASSOCIATION

Pub. 13 2024 Issue 4

Compliance Management for Financial Institutions Made Simple

Compliance has become one of the financial services industry’s most pressing challenges, largely because the stakes are so high. We all know the consequences; customer attrition, reputational damage and burdensome fines, to name a few. It wasn’t long ago that Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo and JP Morgan Chase, for instance, collectively shelled out almost $12 billion in fines.

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Harvesting Success

The Career Paths of Kansas Agricultural Bankers

In Kansas, where golden fields stretch across the horizon and agriculture is a cornerstone of life, community agriculture bankers play an essential role in supporting local farmers and agribusinesses. These professionals combine financial expertise with a deep understanding of the state’s agricultural landscape, offering tailored financial solutions and personalized advice.

Harvesting Success

The Career Paths of Kansas Agricultural Bankers

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KBA-Hosted Financial Town Hall Recap

July 2 in Chanute, Kansas

More than 80 Kansas bankers, political and business leaders recently gathered at the SEK Impact Conference Center in Chanute, Kansas, for a regional Financial Town Hall meeting. An update was given from our nation’s capital by U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran, a statehouse report from Kansas Senate Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee Chairman Jeff Longbine and an update on KBA policy priorities and service initiatives supporting the Kansas banking industry.

KBA-Hosted Financial Town Hall Recap

July 2 in Chanute, Kansas

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Washington Update – The “Other” CRA

A Lesser-Known Tool in the Policy Toolbox

The banking agencies are tasked with writing and implementing regulations for the laws enacted by Congress, but they do not have free reign. In creating these rules, regulators must act within the boundaries of their statutory authority or run the risk of legal challenge — and ABA has not been afraid to hold them accountable in court when they get it wrong. But Congress can also hold agencies accountable when there are policy disagreements by simply overriding final rules.

Washington Update – The “Other” CRA

A Lesser-Known Tool in the Policy Toolbox

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