UMB monthly media update: May 2019
The UMB monthly media update May 2019 features coverage in the Kansas City Business Journal, the AZ Big Media, Fort Worth Business Journal, & more.
- Eight reasons to revisit your estate plan‡, ColoradoBiz, May 21
- Markets see increased likelihood of Fed rate cut by yearend‡, The Bond Buyer, May 29
- Indicators predict there will not be a recession over the next 18 months (Podcast)‡, Kansas City Business Journal, May 17
- Table of Experts: What’s Hot and What’s Not in Commercial Real Estate?‡, Kansas City Business Journal, May 17
- Most Admired Leaders 2019: Jim Patterson parlays a small bank into a big player in Valley’s business scene‡, Phoenix Business Journal, May 17
- Most Admired Leaders 2019: Meet this year’s class making a difference‡, Phoenix Business Journal, May 16
- When it’s best to use a credit card vs. a debit card‡, Kansas City Live, May 16
- Marquette Funds $21MM+ in Secured Facilities for Three Companies‡, ABF Journal, May 14
- From the Editor: Valley’s Most Admired Leaders offer stellar insight‡, Phoenix Business Journal, May 10
- Commercial lenders in the Wichita area‡, Wichita Business Journal, May 10
- Bank expands CRE lending in St. Louis, and it’s hiring‡, St. Louis Business Journal, May 8
- KC bank is one of Visa’s fastest-growing card partners‡, Kansas City Business Journal, May 7
- How big banks in St. Louis rank in customer satisfaction‡, St. Louis Business Journal, May 3
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