Saturday, July 27, 2024

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Oklahoma Bankers Hall of Fame taking nominations for 2020 inductees

The OBA will be taking nominations for 2020 Oklahoma Bankers Hall of Fame inductees through the middle of July. The Hall of Fame was created by the OBA Board of Directors to honor individual bankers for their contributions to the banking industry and the State of Oklahoma. In addition, the Hall of Fame is intended to recognize bankers’ achievements on …

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Oklahoma Bankers Hall of Fame taking nominations for 2020 inductees

The OBA will be taking nominations for 2020 Oklahoma Bankers Hall of Fame inductees through the middle of July. The Hall of Fame was created by the OBA Board of Directors to honor individual bankers for their contributions to the banking industry and the State of Oklahoma. In addition, the Hall of Fame is intended to recognize bankers’ achievements on …

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Special message from OBA President/CEO Roger Beverage

Longtime OBA President and CEO Roger Beverage filmed a special video webcast message to share with all Oklahoma bankers. It can be viewed by clicking through the link below. If you do not have audio and/or video capabilities on your computer, you can download the transcript of his message by clicking here (.pdf)

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SBA, Treasury issue guidance on PPP flexibility, new application form for borrowers

The following information comes courtesy the ABA: As expected, the Small Business Administration and Treasury Department late last night (June 10) released an interim final rule to reflect changes made by H.R. 7010, the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act. SBA also published updated, streamlined application forms for borrowers and lenders to use for loans made on or after June 5, …

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Week of June 8

In This Issue… President Trump signs Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act OBA, State Election Board hosts press conference announcing plan to aid absentee voters OBA education corner …

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Bipartisan letter urged Senate to pass PPP Flexibility Act

Bankers garnered a strong bipartisan group of U.S. representatives to co-sign a letter urging senators to approve the PPP Flexibility Act prior to its passage on Wednesday. Oklahoma fifth district representative, Kendra Horn, was one of the co-signers of the letter, which reached the Senate shortly before it passed the bill via voice vote. We’d like to thank Rep. Horn …

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Senate passes PPP Flexibility Act

The Senate passed legislation this afternoon to help businesses get their Paycheck Protection Program loans forgiven and lengthening the time they have to use the funds. You can read more about the details of the bill in the OK Banker Direct sent on May 28 after the bill passed the U.S. House of Representatives. https://www.oba.com/2020/05/28/house-passes-ppp-flexibility-act/ The bill passed by voice …

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Week of June 1

In This Issue… OBA partners with State Election Board to aid absentee voters OBA asking for responses to two short surveys Check out OBA’s Strategic Members Covid-19 Resource Page OBA education corner …

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OBA partners with State Election Board to aid absentee voters

The Oklahoma Bankers Association, along with the Community Bankers of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Credit Union Association, is partnering with the State Election Board to encourage the state’s financial institutions to aid absentee voters this election season. The OBA is asking its banks to provide one or more of the following services for free to absentee voters this year: • …

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SBA issues rules on PPP loan forgiveness, lender responsibilities

The following information comes courtesy the ABA: The Small Business Administration late Friday night released much-anticipated interim final rules describing the loan forgiveness process, as well as lenders’ and borrowers’ responsibilities, for the Paycheck Protection Program. For PPP loans to be forgiven under the rules, lenders must confirm they received the borrower certifications in the loan forgiveness application form and …

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