OUR STORY
The Bank of Missouri received its charter in 1891 as The Bank of Perryville. In 1997, the bank changed its name to The Bank of Missouri and expanded its services to other markets. It has since established 11 branches in six cities with assets totaling more than $500 million. The Bank of Missouri’s leadership team is comprised of established bankers with varying backgrounds from large institutional banks as well as local community banks. This mix provides The Bank of Missouri a strong foundation of core community values and service, along with the vision and technology offered through nationwide providers.
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Senior Leaders
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Current Position
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| David Crader | CEO |
| John Thompson | President |
| David Keller | Columbia President |
| Terry Seboldt | Senior Vice President |
The Bank of Missouri is a privately held bank comprised of over 350 shareholders with the largest shareholder only holding 8 percent of the shares. An Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) is also a major shareholder and gives the employees a stake and voice in all corporate actions. The bank is governed by an eight member board of directors. Each community also maintains an advisory board which provides recommendations to the main board of directors concerning loans and other client concerns.
The Investments & Retirement Planning Group was established in 2005, and received its state charter which granted the bank full trust powers in September 2005. This new department is seasoned with veterans of the investment and trust business with more than 60 years of combined experience. The department has attracted new business since its inception and has grown to over 250 accounts in less than two years.
Investments & Retirement Planning