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The OBA's Women in Banking Conference is set to make its appearance on Sept. 28, in Norman.
The biennial OBA Women in Banking Conference is a great learning opportunity for female bankers ... and those who work with them! A great lineup of speakers is set for this one-day event, including the OBA's very own Elaine Dodd.
Contact the OBA for more information, or click the link above!
State Insurance Commissioner Kim Holland has challenged the constitutionality of a statute that would have a negative impact on OBA-member banks unless she's successful.
Six OBA Bankers' Night Out events have been scheduled for the upcoming fall season. Click here to download the schedule.
Pre-registration for each event is required. Each event starts at 5:30 p.m. with drinks, followed by the program at 6:15 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. Registration for each of the events is $35.
For more information, contact Reistle Cohenour at the OBA at 405-424-5252. Also, for information on being a sponsor for one of these events, click here!
Don't even know where to start, there is so much fraud out there. Guess we should begin where the wheels are squeakiest and that would be debit card fraud. It ramped up starting last Friday and our friends in southeast Oklahoma were particularly hard hit over this past weekend. Our bankers are collecting breach information on the spreadsheet (click here) provided by the Secret Service and I can assure you Agent Matt Ralls is diligently working on this. The question remains, what is OBA doing to help you on this front? Quick answer is "a lot" but we do need your continued help.
The following outline provides a brief description of most of the key points in the Conference Report on H.R. 4173, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. It was passed by the U.S. House of Representatives on a vote of 237-192, and the Senate on a vote of 60-39. All seven members of the Oklahoma delegation voted “NAY” on final passage, as the OBA had requested.
This summary is not intended as a complete review of the legislation, but we will be able to post more information and timetables on our Web site shortly. It is arranged in the order of the questions we've been fielding about it rather than on a title-by-title basis. The more detailed information we'll be posting on the Web site and will track with the bill's sections.
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