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The future of workplace flexibility

Independent Banker

By early 2022, of its approximately 1,200 non-branch personnel—including lenders, wealth management and support departments—70% were hybrid, 20% were remote and 10% were fully in the office. has begun surveying its managers to determine that path forward. “I Adrian Breen, The Bank of Missouri. WesBanco, Inc. billion-asset bank.

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Small banks: Big challenges and big opportunities

Abrigo

Relationship focus helps CFIs Small banks can leapfrog competitors and better serve their communities by combining their unique advantages with smart management and partnerships. Declining deposits, higher cost of funds, and ever-increasing competition are just a few challenges these executives are managing.

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The AP Approach Behind Ethically Sourced Chocolate

PYMNTS

Ensuring smooth transactions and managing payment flows to suppliers worldwide can be challenging for small- to medium-sized businesses ( SMBs ) — even without the pandemic dialing up the difficulties. Missouri-based Askinosie Chocolate , which has sold ethically sourced confections since 2007, has been tackling such challenges.

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Core Unicorn Deals Rattling the Future of Financial Technology

Gonzobanker

While both firms have strong underlying technology and development shops, neither Finxact nor Technisys has the functional requirements to service all consumer and commercial account types for most regional and community banks. Temenos is still slowly underway at Commerce Bank in Missouri. Response From The Other Two Big 3 Players.

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Banking's Total Return Top 5: 2016 Edition

Jeff For Banks

billion of assets and operates eleven branches in the metropolitan Milwaukee market, a loan production office (LPO) in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and 45 mortgage banking offices in 21 states. million, than it has in operating expense, at $95.0 Summit also operates an insurance subsidiary. Annual operating expenses were $36.6