
52nd Annual Midwest Agricultural Banking School
The program equips bankers and agribusiness professionals with the practical knowledge and skills needed to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of agricultural finance.

The program equips bankers and agribusiness professionals with the practical knowledge and skills needed to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of agricultural finance.

Today’s consumers expect a seamless, personalized digital experience, especially with their financial institution.

Once considered the financing method of last resort, especially for distressed companies, asset-based lending has emerged as a structure of choice for companies of all sizes across a wide range of industries.

Reading Time: 6 minutesWhile fiduciary trust services and wealth management services are often thought to overlap, they are based on distinct differences and serve different purposes.

Reading Time: 2 minutesLawmakers are navigating a new governor at the helm and a restricted budget as forecasts predict lower tax receipts, particularly in the second year of the next biennial budget cycle.

President Trump sought to end the conservatorship of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in his first term, but those efforts were cut short.

Banks should know the perils and tips to minimize risk when incorporating this technology into their strategies.

More than 475 attendees, vendors and speakers packed the Embassy Suites in Noblesville Nov. 6-7 for the 8th annual IBA Banking on Women Conference.

Reading Time: 2 minutesNon-education organizations have faced litigation against their efforts to give an advantage to minorities.

2025 will undoubtedly be a year of intense tax-related negotiations among lawmakers.

The contest inspired submissions from across northeast Indiana, showcasing interpretations of connection, generosity and holiday joy.

K-9 officer Kilo helps fight the drug epidemic in addition to daily patrol responsibilities.

Hannah K. Huff-Schassburger, Rachel J. Keller, Ashley N. Rosenblatt and Courtney D. Thompson have all previously worked with the firm as summer associates or law clerks.

Jim Miller and Steve Smith served more than 50 years combined on the bank’s board.