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SECURITY BANCSHARES INC
SECURITY BANCSHARES INC
Scott City, Kansas
100-499 employees
Security Bank of Kansas City is a locally and privately-owned, state-chartered community bank. We are proud to be HOME GROWN serving the Greater Kansas City area as well as Lee's Summit, Smithville and Paola. Security Bank of Kansas City is born from a single idea — a local bank serving the community's needs. We offer a variety of accounts, loans, personal service, and digital banking solutions to fit the needs of our customers. Security Bank of Kansas City is an Equal Housing Lender. Member FDIC. Career Opportunities If you are looking for a challenging, rewarding career in a fast-paced environment, we’d like you to join our team! Our banking professionals receive ongoing training, great benefits and the latest in technology to help make the Security Bank of Kansas City experience a pleasant one for our staff as well as our customers! Review Job Opportunities: https://www.securitybankkc.com/the-leaf/careers/ Equal Opportunity Policy It is the policy of Security Bank of Kansas City to provide equal employment opportunity to all applicants and employees in a harassment-free work environment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, or Vietnam Era/Disabled Veteran status.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
WHITCORP FINANCIAL COMPANY
WHITCORP FINANCIAL COMPANY
Garden City, Kansas
100-499 employees
State Financial Corporation helps manufactures, distributors and service providers who welcome a more personal relationship with their lender. Each and every loan-finance arrangement is personally overseen by the Reiss brothers, who can make timely lending decisions without the burden of investors or senior executives peering over their shoulders. We help companies who may be unable to qualify for bank financing. *Outgrown their current financial relationship, are too new or too small *Suffered recent business losses or have poor financial statements *Tax liens or are in bankrupcy We listen to our customers and believe that person-to-person communication is the best way to do business.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
THE KEARNY COUNTY BANK
THE KEARNY COUNTY BANK
Lakin, Kansas
25-49 employees
The Kearny County Bank was organized in 1888 by Messrs. B.B. Bacon & C. M. Crawford of Tolono, Illinois following the failure of the Bank of Lakin in 1887. Organized with $11,000 in capital, the KCB Bank occupied the Spivey & Holmes Brothers Building that was located at the current site of the Lakin Fire Department at Main & Waterman. Until 1900 the building was shared with Spivey & Holmes Mercantile when Kearny County bought the building for its county offices and court house. The KCB shared the building with the county until 1906 when its first permanent location was constructed across the street to the west. The bank remained at this location until 1963 when it moved to its present location two blocks north at Main and Washington. Since its move to its present location today the bank has experienced substantial growth in both assets and capital. Though the KCB Bank has been around for more than 130 years it has had numerous owners. In 1904 the original organizers sold the bank to local residents. In 1935, the Deerfield State Bank which was under common ownership with the KCB Bank was merged and the Deerfield State Bank was closed. Until 1946 the bank was owned by local residents when a majority share was sold to the owners of the Garden National Bank with the Campbell family retaining its minority interest. At that time, the Lakin State Bank was merged into the Kearny County Bank. In 1955, majority control of the bank was returned to local hands when the investor group of Dan Ratzlaff, JR Hutton and Clyde Beymer, Jr. acquired the shares controlled by the Garden National Bank owners. The bank is now controlled by the Beymer family and managed by two of Clyde’s sons, Gary Beymer & Bob Beymer. Recognizing the need to grow beyond Lakin and Kearny County, the management of the KCB actively began looking for acquisition opportunities. That endeavor culminated in October 2012 with the acquisition of the Garden City State Bank located 1910 E Mary Street, Garden City.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Scott City, Kansas
1-24 employees
• Responsible for developing, implementing and administering all aspects of the Bank's Compliance and Audit Program(s); • Supervisor of Audit and Compliance Department staff and oversee daily operations, including regulatory compliance and advice, problem recognition and resolution, and line of business guidance. • Planned, organized, executed and controlled the Bank's day-to-day compliance activities covering Lending, Deposit Operations, Mortgage, BSA/AML Program, Non-Deposit Investments, and Insurance sales; • Collaborated with the Chief Executive Officer in the overall administration of these directives for the Bank; • Point of contact and coordinator for all audits and examinations and external inquiries; • Acted as consultant to management to comply with applicable statutory, regulatory and supervisory requirements; • Responsible for identifying, documenting, analyzing and ensuring communication of key risks, and areas of potential risk, along with recommending ways to control or reduce risk; including Enterprise Risk Management; • Maintained Compliance training program material content which included training development and creating schedules for functional areas. • Promoted a compliance culture throughout the bank; • Developed, initiated, maintained, and revised policies and procedures for the general operation of the Compliance Program and its related activities to prevent illegal, unethical, or improper conduct; •Advised the Board of Directors, Executive Management and Bank personnel of emerging compliance issues; •Consulted and guided the Bank in the establishment of controls to mitigate risks including conducting risk assessments; •Coordinated and ran monthly Compliance and Audit Committee meetings; • Evaluated new laws and regulations to stay abreast of all legislative and regulatory developments that might have an impact on the Bank. • Designated Community Reinvestment Act Officer (CRA) and ID Theft Prevention Coordinator.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
VALLEY BANCORP, INC.
VALLEY BANCORP, INC.
Syracuse, Kansas
All Size Average employees
The Valley State Bank provides commercial loans, real estate and home mortgages, consumer credit, as well as a variety of deposit, savings and retirement account options for customers along with high-tech banking products. Staff members are knowledgeable and provide exceptional customer service. The bank operates with integrity, authenticity, reliability and focuses on providing friendly customer service while being active in the community.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard