Beginning the second quarter of 2023, the Security Code List for call-in wires will no longer be mailed. TBB is moving to electronic delivery. Although most use call-in wires as a contingency, keep in mind that when you need it, you need it. To facilitate this change, new documents must be completed by March of 2023. Please contact Laura Coale, lcoale@tbb.bank or call (405) 848-8877 and just ask for Laura.

We loved seeing each of you at the TBB Road Shows during August, September and October. It was great to share information and hear your suggestions. Thank you for attending! Program materials available  here . The TBB Team in Krebs

On October 25th, five banks in Oklahoma joined together to provide education and a strong focus on fraud and cybersecurity to both local small businesses and the senior members of their communities. “Fight Cyber-Crime with your Bank” was developed by staff from all four banks in Alva and the bank in Hopeton. This extraordinary collaboration among five competing banks, demonstrates the impact that local banks can have on their customers and their towns. The events were held in

The Bankers Bank’s 33rd Annual Golf Classic was held Monday, June 13th at Oak Tree Golf and Country Club. Although the weather was warmer than it has been for many of our past tournaments, everyone seemed to enjoy their time on the course as well as visiting with friends and colleagues. Thank you to all the players and a special thanks to our sponsors. We could not have such a successful event without all involved. Mark your calendars to join us on June 12, 2023 for our 34th

Don’t forget to complete the Federal Reserve Security and Resiliency Assurance program for 2022. This is an annual requirement that must be completed by December 31. However, you may complete and submit your report at any time during the calendar year. Material should have been provided to your End User Authorized Contact (EUAC) in March. If you need assistance, the Federal Reserve has created a Resource Center that includes access to previous webinar recordings, Training Opp

Times have changed when it comes to marijuana. In the late 1960’s more than 80% of Americans believed that marijuana should be illegal. Fast forward to 2021 and the Pew Research Center found that “an overwhelming share of U.S. adults (91%) say either that marijuana should be legal for medical and recreational use (60%) or that it should be legal for medical use only (31%). Fewer than one-in-ten (8%) say marijuana should not be legal for use by adults.” For some context, Canna