
Turning missed moments into meaningful connections
In today’s environment where digital expectations meet lean staffing and fragmented systems, even relationship-driven institutions face new challenges.

In today’s environment where digital expectations meet lean staffing and fragmented systems, even relationship-driven institutions face new challenges.

Most bank boards struggle with cybersecurity oversight because they don’t know what questions to ask, how to interpret the answers or whether their security measures are actually working.

An AI strategy that focuses on making staff more effective can create competitive advantages to allow community banks to punch above their weight.

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

Reading Time: 3 minutesRegardless of a bank’s regulator or state jurisdiction, there are notice requirements that apply when a bank plans to close a branch.

As technology evolves at a record pace, many regional banks find themselves at a pivotal crossroads: embrace innovation or risk obsolescence.

By embracing technology strategically, institutions and their advisors can utilize it to deliver greater value in 2024 and strengthen client relationships for the long term.

Reading Time: 2 minutesWhile we have heard a wide range of rationale, those concepts don’t seem founded in need as much as in justification.

Amid the AI Hype, What Should Your Bank Do?

For banks, it’s critical to embrace the advancements of the future, but also to consider the security and regulatory requirements and overall risk to the organization and its customers.

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.