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CREWcast | Episode 43Business Series: An interview with Christina Fenwick, VP, Community Development Commercial Real Estate Relationship Manager at UMB BankIn this episode of CREWcast, Wendy Mann interviews Christina Fenwick, VP, Community Development Commercial Real Estate Relationship Manager, UMB Bank.

Ep. 130 - Phil Neidhart, senior VP of UMB Bank, talks strategies to protect against fraud

He's the Dallas market leader for UMB Bank, but Todd Burns is no newbie in DFW. Born & raised here, and with over 30 years experience in the banking industry, Burns and  the Kansas City-based UMB are betting on big growth in North Texas. In this episode, DBJ Associate Editor Alexa Reed connects with Burns to learn more about his new role, and why 2024 may be more challenging that many forecasters are predicting.

Bailey Lipschultz, markets reporter with Bloomberg News, joins to discuss the IPO of Arm Holdings. Anna Scozzafava, General Manager and VP at Choice Hotels (NYSE: CHH), joins the show to talk about her company and outlook for the industry. Jay Hatfield, CEO at Infrastructure Capital Management, joins the program to discuss his non-consensus view on inflation and outlook for Jackson Hole and the Fed. Herman Chan, Senior Regional Banks Analyst with Bloomberg News, joins to discuss the S&P Global Ratings downgrade of individual banks and the state of banking in the US. Arnold Kakuda, Senior Financials Credit Analyst with Bloomberg Intelligence, also joins to discuss bank health in the US. Jennifer Rie, Senior Antitrust Litigation Analyst with Bloomberg Intelligence, joins to discuss the latest on the Microsoft-Activision deal in the UK. Jacquie Ward, director of private investments at UMB Bank, discusses the private credit boom this year. Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Jared brings on Lance Albin with UMB Bank to discuss finance and agriculture! During this show, they discuss hot topics such as current interest rates, Lance also shares his personal opinion and outlook on 2023.   Visit UMB here: https://www.umb.com/

Earlier this week, Silicon Valley Bank in California and Signature Bank in New York collapsed, prompting the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to take them into receivership. Then, it caused the stock of UMB Bank in Kansas City to drop.

This is Derek Miller Speaking on Business. Utah is blessed with a wide variety of financial institutions and one of those is UMB Bank. David Andersen is the Market President for UMB Bank in Utah and shares more about his bank offers. DAVID ANDERSEN: UMB Bank is more than a financial institution. We are a collection of people with personality, passion, and a commitment to you. For more than 109 years we've been dedicated to high-touch relationships, responsive service, and prudent business practices. As we've grown, our standards have not changed. We remain committed to serving with integrity, trust, and meeting the needs of our customers and communities. Utah has a robust economy with thriving industries, and we're proud to call it home. With nearly 250 associates in Utah across our Fund Services, Corporate Trust, and Commercial Banking teams, we're dedicated to building specific and tailored solutions. This attention to detail and our agile structure means more – more time, more efficiency, and more connection with you. Our history and track record of stability, no matter the economic climate, make us an excellent match to serve Utah businesses. Visit our website – UMB.com – to learn more. DEREK MILLER: Utah is fortunate to have financial institutions like UMB Bank in our midst, staffed with the financial experts who help keep our communities thriving and economy strong. I'm Derek Miller with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally Aired: November 25, 2022.

Innovation is not just about adoption of technology, it's also a change in mindset. Especially for some traditional banks that have been operating for over a decade, this mindset shift in the lending space usually involves influencing multiple stakeholders at a financial institution: from credit, risk and regulatory sides of the business. So how do you influence the risk averse and push innovation, especially in today's tough climate of mortgage lending? Our guest today Leisa Kinnin, SVP Lending Product Manager at UMB Bank, together with her team helped to launch a downpayment assistance program that provides help to qualified borrowers who cannot meet the high upfront costs of purchasing a home. Leisa has spent her entire career in lending and knows this team effort requires institutional process change to meet the tech changes she sees in the industry. Join us as Jeff and Leisa discuss: How traditional banks can leverage fintechs for digital experiences Influencing decisions without a seat at the top of the org chart Serving underserved communities    Want to learn more about how Upstart partners with Banks? Check out this case study mentioned in the episode.

On this special episode of the Treasury Update Podcast, Strategic Treasurer features its 2021 Fintech Hotseat discussion from the AFP Conference. Moderator Uma Wilson puts experts from technology firms, banks, and consultants in the hotseat to answer questions on the future of payments. How are regulations impacting payments? Does speed matter? How does the value of speed compare to other aspects of payments such as: information, finality? What makes for better payments? What current trajectory will end or fail? Which will accelerate? What are the implications with payments based upon trends in globalization, visibility, and open treasury? View the video version here: https://youtu.be/cjERdIMZlpw MODERATOR Uma Wilson of UMB Bank SPEAKERS Jeff Feuerstein of Bottomline Technologies Ben Bianchino of Coupa Software Kristin Robertson of Finastra Craig Jeffery of Strategic Treasurer LLC Listen in to this dynamic discussion about the ideas and developments impacting payments.

Working locum tenens assignments has its advantages— one of them, being able to afford your dream home. Our next guest, Doug Crouse, Mortgage Loan Officer at UMB Bank, talks about his experience helping physicians working locums get ready as they embark on the physician mortgage journey! Today's sponsor is Locumstory. To find out more visit https://www.financialresidency.com/locumstory to find out more.

Health care costs are a growing concern for many people. But there's one under-utilized tool that can really help and that is a Health Savings Account or HSA. In this episode, I spoke with Begonya Klumb, the Head of HSAs for Fidelity Investments to discuss everything you need to know about HSAs. Learn what it really is, the common myths and misconceptions about it, the advantages of having an HSA, how it can support your mental wellbeing, and how to open an account today.  “HSA has this triple tax advantage in the sense that the money that you put into the account is tax-free, the money that you withdraw from the account is tax-free and the money that is in the account grows also tax-free.”  - Begonya Klumb   What You Will Learn From This Episode What is a Health Savings Account (HSA) and the advantages of using it Current definition of a qualified high-deductible health plan or HSA eligible health plan How you can get an HSA through Fidelity Investments as a retail investor How an HSA can support your mental and financial wellbeing Debunking common myths and breaking the stigma around HSAs Things you can do to take advantage of HSA's triple tax benefit What to consider when saving for medical expenses and investments HSA funds cover long-term care insurance premiums for your future How to open an HSA account today About Begonya Klumb: Begonya Klumb is the Head of HSAs for Fidelity Investments, where she manages the HSA business with almost $7 billion in assets in more than 1.5 million health savings accounts. Prior to joining Fidelity in 2018, Begonya was the CEO of UMB Healthcare Services, a division of UMB Bank, and grew it to more than $2 billion in assets, more than 1 million health savings accounts, and more than 5.3 million benefit cards. Prior to this position, she held positions at UMB Financial Corporation as Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer, Director of Financial Planning & Analysis, Director of Mergers & Acquisitions, and Director of Corporate Strategy and Investor Relations. Resource Fidelity Investment - HSA Connect with Begonya Twitter - Fidelity Connect with Melanie mentalhealthandwealth.com melanielockert.com Instagram Contact: mentalhealthandwealthshow@gmail.com Join us for the next Money Management Check-In Party   Want more content and support? Sign up for the Mental Hump Newsletter and get our free Mental Health and Money inventory worksheet. You can sign up at MentalHealthandWealth.com. Also, we host a Mental Health and Wealth Hangout every other Thursday over Zoom at 5 pm PT to chat about all things money and mental health. Join here! If you'd like to support the podcast, you can do so here: https://ko-fi.com/melanielockert Follow us on Apple Podcast or Libsyn! Love the podcast? Leave a review on iTunes!

Jen Houston is the community relations manager for UMB Financial Corporation where she works to create opportunities and to be a resource for associates looking to get involved in their communities. During this episode of Discover Podcasting at KSSB, Jen shares with us her job at UMB, and how the bank helps the community in a variety of projects. The connection with KSSB is also discussed. Follow Discover Podcasting's Socials: Twitter: @kssbpodcast Instagram: @kssbpodcast KSSB's Twitter: @kansasblind

KC Mathews, executive vice president & chief investment officer at UMB Bank, discusses how the coronavirus pandemic has affected the economy and what he expects going forward. He speaks about what the incoming Biden administration and the Democrats' control of Congress will mean for the economy; and the Federal Reserve's stance and role in recovery. Gary Siegel hosts. (Recorded Jan. 7, 28 minutes)

What is the role of the custodian for alternative assets? What about cryptocurrency and other product development trends? Digitalization? Automation? Straight-through processing? And what about the latest fraud risks facing custodians? We discuss these matters with Amy Small, senior vice president and executive director at UMB Bank, where she oversees institutional custody services. (11/2020)

In this episode: We meet Dylan Taylor, who is an active pioneer in the space exploration industry as a CEO, investor, thought leader, and futurist. Currently, Dylan serves as Chairman & CEO of Voyager Space Holdings, a multinational space holding firm that acquires and integrates leading space exploration enterprises globally. He previously served as a director for Fortune 500 company UMB Bank and is the former Global President of Colliers International. Dylan is also the founder and board chairman of the nonprofit organization Space for Humanity, and a cofounding patron of the Commercial Spaceflight Federation. In this episode, Dylan discusses what inspired him to shift his professional focus from banking and real estate to financing space exploration, his thoughts on how commercial space and government agencies can harmoniously complement each other, which space initiatives have the best chance of being realized in the near future, and shares Voyager’s ethos for acquisitions. He gives what he believes are realistic timelines for humans returning to the Moon and getting boots on the ground on Mars, and also shares his reasons behind founding Space for Humanity. In describing Space for Humanity’s mission and criteria for selecting the citizen astronauts they intend to send to space via commercial space flights, Taylor says, “That narrative can be, look at these amazing kinda ‘everyday citizens’ that are committed to going to space, coming back, and the covenant is: ‘We’ll send you, no cost to you — but when you come back, you need to impact the world in a positive way.’ So, it’s sort of a fellowship, if you will.” To learn more about Voyager Space Holdings, visit https://voyagerspaceholdings.com. Note: This podcast was recorded on May 19, 2020, predating the successful SpaceX/NASA Crew Dragon Demo-2 launch (originally slated for May 27, 2020, actually launched on May 30, 2020), which is why it is referred to here in future tense and as occurring on a different date. This recording also refers to a lack of mask wearing in Colorado which predates the statewide mandatory mask order instituted by Governor Jared Polis on July 16, 2020. Introductory and closing music: Paint the Sky by Hans Atom (c) copyright 2015 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/hansatom/50718 Ft: Miss Judged

Yield PRO TV Money Talks host Michael Thomas talks with Winston Crowley, VP Investment Officer for UMB Bank.

In this podcast, Miguel Armaza sits down with Sandy Kemper, Founder & CEO of C2FO, the world’s largest platform for working capital financing. C2FO serves over a million businesses representing over 10 trillion dollars in annual sales across more than 180 countries and their platform connects over 100 billion dollars of daily volume. Truly a global financial powerhouse! C2FO is a Series G company and has raised hundreds of millions of dollars from elite investors like Temasek, Union Square Ventures, Softbank, Allianz, Citi Ventures, Tiger Global and many more. Sandy has had a long and successful career in banking, technology, fintech, and asset management and he even told us how he turned his art collecting passion into a profitable business. Alexander “Sandy” C. Kemper Sandy is the founder of C2FO and serves as Chairman of the Board and CEO. In addition, he is Chairman of the Board of The Collectors Fund, a private equity fund focused on alternative asset classes. Prior to founding The Collectors Fund and C2FO, Sandy founded Perfect Commerce (fka eScout) and served as the company’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer from 2000-06. Prior to founding Perfect Commerce, he served as Chairman of the Board and CEO of UMB Bank and CEO of UMB Financial, a NASDAQ traded financial services company more than $20 billion in assets. Sandy began his career with UMB after graduating from Northwestern University in 1987. He majored in American History. Sandy is an active angel and venture investor and serves on the corporate boards of UMB Financial (NASDAQ: UMBF), UMB Bank, NIC (NASDAQ: EGOV), and AXA Art USA (NYSE: AXA). He previously served on the board of Cboe Global Markets, Inc. (Cboe) and BATS Exchange, two of the largest stock exchanges in the world. Sandy and his family are active in academic, civic and philanthropic endeavors. He serves on the board of the Agriculture Future of America (AFA), a non-profit scholarship and leadership development organization that he co-founded. Sandy and his family live on a farm in Kansas City, Mo., where they raise and care for their horses, sheep and any and all wild animals (not including their four children). About C2FO C2FO is the world’s largest platform for working capital. We serve over one million businesses representing $10.5 trillion in annual sales across more than 180 countries. Our online platform connects more than $100 billion of daily accounts payable and accounts receivable. Whether you need working capital or have excess working capital, Name Your Rate™, and the C2FO platform will match your request in seconds. You can accelerate or extend AP or AR on demand, providing you, your customers and your suppliers greater control over cash flow. You can also utilize AR financing and other data-driven funding options. C2FO is working capital, working for everyone. Our mission is to deliver a future where every company in the world has the capital needed to grow. To learn more, visit C2FO.com.

Business payments transformation starts now. AP automation has never been as vital to get right for corporates in today's landscape. In-line with AFP2020 the payments podcast is speaking to Tristan Thompson of UMB Bank to understand his views on AP automation innovation, and what corporates should be taking into consideration

2020 has been a challenging year on so many fronts. In this podcast, Lance Albin, president of UMB Bank's Agribusiness Division, discusses the challenges of 2020 and the stability that American farmers and ranchers have provided during the COVID-19 pandemic. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of Today, Tomorrow, and the Long View Brownfield's Meghan Grebner speaks with Lance Albin, president of UMB Bank's Agribusiness Division about the legacy and stability that farmland affords during any economic period.We are several months into the economic and social effects of a global pandemic that has impacted everyone. As farmers think about the effect COVID-19 has had on their farms and families, and the uncertainties that have been created, there is one thing that has remained consistent. That's the value of farmland.Tune in to this episode for more information.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Sandy Kemper is Chairman of the Board and CEO of C2FO, the largest working capital market in the world.  C2FO is the first working capital market in the world. Their ability to create a seamless match between A/R and A/P has enabled efficiency in the riskless provisioning of working capital between suppliers and buyers, allowing suppliers to take control of their cash flow. C2FO believes Working capital is water for commerce and it’s as important to business life as water is to biological life.  Risk underwriting of working capital is a relic of the world’s broken credit system and that everyone’s A/P is someone else’s A/R.  Efficient markets are good for business and a marketplace solution for the distribution of working capital has the potential to open the floodgates of liquidity for hundreds of millions of businesses around the world.   Kemper is an active angel and venture investor and currently serves on the corporate boards of C2FO, UMB Financial, UMB Bank, NIC and Dwolla. He previously served on the board of AXA Art and the regulatory boards of BATS and CBOE   Kemper and his family are active in academic, civic and philanthropic endeavors and Kemper serves on the board of the Agriculture Future of America (AFA), a non-profit scholarship and leadership development organization which he co-founded. Kemper is a Trustee of the Kemper Family Foundations and a Trustee of the Kemper Museum of Art. Kemper co-founded YEPKC, an organization devoted to developing young entrepreneurs. In 2017, the Henry W. Bloch School of Management named Sandy and Christine Kemper its Regional Entrepreneurs of the Year.

Sandy is the founder of C2FO and serves as Chairman of the Board and CEO. In addition, he is Chairman of the Board of The Collectors Fund, a private equity fund focused on alternative asset classes. Prior to founding The Collectors Fund and C2FO, Sandy founded Perfect Commerce (fka eScout.com) and served as the company’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer from 2000-06. Prior to founding Perfect Commerce, he served as Chairman of the Board and CEO of UMB Bank and CEO of UMB Financial, a NASDAQ traded financial services company more than $20 billion in assets. Sandy began his career with UMB after graduating from Northwestern University in 1987. He majored in American History. Sandy is an active angel and venture investor and serves on the corporate boards of UMB Financial (NASDAQ: UMBF), UMB Bank, NIC (NASDAQ: EGOV), and AXA Art USA (NYSE: AXA). He previously served on the board of Cboe Global Markets, Inc. (Cboe) and BATS Exchange, two of the largest stock exchanges in the world. Sandy and his family are active in academic, civic and philanthropic endeavors. He serves on the board of the Agriculture Future of America (AFA), a non-profit scholarship and leadership development organization that he co-founded. Sandy and his family live on a farm in Kansas City, Mo., where they raise and care for their horses, sheep, and any and all wild animals (not including their four children).

In this episode of Today, Tomorrow, and the Long View Brownfield's Meghan Grebner speaks with Lance Albin, president of UMB Bank's Agribusiness Division about the importance of working capital ratio and how farmers can work to maintain or improve theirs in these tough economic times. Working capital ratio is computed by dividing current assets by current liabilities and Albin says to many bankers and lenders, it is one of the most important financial elements to the operation.Tune in to this episode for more information. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Meghan Grebner speaks with Lance Albin, Bill Watson and Michael LaPlant at UMB Bank in Kansas City about the kinds of conversations farmers and producers should be having with their bank as we wrap up harvest season and start planning for the year ahead. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Merima was forced to flee her home in Derventa, Bosnia & Herzegovina, at the age of 2 with her mother and a new born baby sister. She did not know where he father was until two years later when they were reunited and were fortunate enough to come to the United States in 1996. Since then, it appears that the world of Banking was her calling. She has a demonstrated history of working in the financial services industry and has been doing it for the past 16 years. She is currently a Commercial Loan Officer and Relationship Manager at UMB Bank. A job she loves as every day she learns something new. Skilled in Portfolio Management, Customer Service, Commercial Lending, Banking, and Credit Analysis. She is a strong sales professional with a Bachelor of Science focused in Business Administration and Marketing from University of Missouri-Saint Louis. She is also about to learn how to be a parent as well. Merima is expecting her first baby, a girl, in December of this year. We wish her the best of luck with that and in particular picking out a name for the baby girl.

Paul Sweeney, U.S. Director of Research and Senior Media/Internet Analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, on the Redstone family defeating the CBS bid to undercut control of company. Peter Pulikkan, US Energy analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, discusses how U.S. refiners are maxing out on the shale they can process, as production surges. KC Mathews, Economist and Chief Investment Officer at UMB Bank, discusses market outlook, yield curve, inflation and current investment strategy. Jennifer Bartashus, Senior U.S. food retail and mass merchants analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, on Walmart earnings and Kroger's pact with online grocer Ocado Group.

Around midnight on April 9, 2008, Kansas City, Kansas dispatch received a 911 call from Jeff Rogers. He had been beaten, shot, and stabbed but used what strength he had left to call for help. He later died, but not before giving police a description of his attackers. It is nearly 10 years later and Jeff’s murder remains unsolved. Jeff’s mother Nancy and uncle John have never stopped seeking justice. Donations to the reward fund can be made via UMB Bank in Kansas City c/o The Jeff Rogers Memorial Fund or to Crime Stoppers. Contact Detective Boehm kboehm@kc-crime.org for more information on how to donate to Crime Stoppers.  Written and produced by Charlie Worroll. Special thanks to Nancy, John, and Detective Kevin Boehm.  Cover art by Lars Hacking Music by Blue Dot Sessions Support the show.

Burt Flickinger, the managing director at Strategic Resource Group, talks about McCormick & Co. acquiring Reckitt Benckiser Group Plc's food business for $4.2 billion. Frank Bien, CEO of Looker, and Mandeep Singh, a technology analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, discuss unlocking big data without having to extract it, creating easier experiences for the end user, the cloud and AI. Alex Sherman, a technology, media and telecom M&A reporter at Bloomberg, talks about news that Discovery and Viacom are said to have held separate talks to combine with Scripps Networks. Finally, KC Mathews, an economist and chief investment officer at UMB Bank, discusses earnings, interest rates and the Fed's impact.

(Bloomberg) -- Taking Stock with Kathleen Hays and Pimm Fox. GUEST: Mariner Kemper, Chairman and CEO of UMB Financial, and Michael Hagedorn, President & CEO of UMB Bank, on their outlook for the banking industry and M&A activity.