UMB Bank bolsters team
27 March 2019 Kansas
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UMB Bank has bolstered its team with six new members in its institutional banking division, signalling continued focused growth on the institutional marketplace across the country.
The new additions include Rick Menchaca, senior vice president, public finance banker, based in San Antonio, Texas, and Douglas Hess, vice president, senior client service manager, UMB Fund Services, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Also joining the team is Michael Hawn, senior vice president, business development officer, UMB Fund Services, based in Denver, Colorado, and Josh Horvath, vice president, business development officer, institutional custody, based in Des Moines, Iowa.
Finally, Vinnie Quealy, vice president, business development officer, institutional custody, based in Boston, Massachusetts, and David Massa, senior vice president, corporate trust and distressed debt, based in New York.
Jim Cornelius, president of Institutional Banking at UMB Bank, commented: “Institutional Banking continues to experience strong growth across the country. Our priority is to create an exceptional experience for our clients across all of the markets we serve.”
Cornelius added: “We are capitalising on this national momentum and growing our team to meet the demand for our solutions and best-in-class service.”
The new additions include Rick Menchaca, senior vice president, public finance banker, based in San Antonio, Texas, and Douglas Hess, vice president, senior client service manager, UMB Fund Services, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Also joining the team is Michael Hawn, senior vice president, business development officer, UMB Fund Services, based in Denver, Colorado, and Josh Horvath, vice president, business development officer, institutional custody, based in Des Moines, Iowa.
Finally, Vinnie Quealy, vice president, business development officer, institutional custody, based in Boston, Massachusetts, and David Massa, senior vice president, corporate trust and distressed debt, based in New York.
Jim Cornelius, president of Institutional Banking at UMB Bank, commented: “Institutional Banking continues to experience strong growth across the country. Our priority is to create an exceptional experience for our clients across all of the markets we serve.”
Cornelius added: “We are capitalising on this national momentum and growing our team to meet the demand for our solutions and best-in-class service.”
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