Lessons from a career in consumer lending: Every challenge is an opportunity to learn
Leisa Kinnin shares her career story, innovation in traditional lending and lessons for those in the banking field.
How your UMB branches are here for you: Q&A with the director of operations for consumer banking
In March, in response to the COVID-19 health crisis, UMB closed its lobbies and shifted how we care for customers—increasing our ability to do transactions through the drive-thru, over the phone, at our ATMs and via online or mobile banking. As we welcome customers who need in-person meetings back into the branch lobbies, by appointment only, learn what you can expect before your visit.
What’s driving growth and optimism in Dallas-Fort Worth
Dennis Wright, president of UMB Bank’s Dallas region, shares how the Dallas-Fort Worth market shows signs of continued growth in 2023.
Notes from a talent recruiter: No matter your ability, you have good to give
Jennifer Hertha has spent nearly two decades with UMB Bank. Here she shares more about her career, the nuances of being a talent recruiter, and the importance of DE&I in the workplace.
2023 economic outlook: Prepare for landing
In 2023, the Federal Reserve will continue to battle inflation and hike rates reaching its terminal rate in the first half of the year, while inflation slowly dissipates.
How community banks can confront negative equity and unrealized losses
Community banks are facing a new challenge with unrealized losses lowering tangible equity capital. We discuss recession fears and how the Federal Reserve may respond.
Q3 2022 economic market analysis
In our Q3 2022 economic market analysis, we discuss factors impacting the economy and the recession indicators we saw over the quarter.
Leadership Q&A: Ryan Bryant shares his career pivot and success
Ryan Bryant, UMB vice president and regional delivery manager for consumer banking, shares his career story.
Fall 2022 economic analysis: Rates will be higher for longer (webinar)
From our fall 2022 economic analysis, it seems likely we will enter a short lived, mild recession in early 2023.
