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Safety in numbers By Suzan Saville Bohannan October 3, 2019
 

Accepting public unit deposits is an important part of supporting your community. How can you do this in a safe and efficient way? Many members are turning to the FHLBank letter of credit.

Both member financial institutions and the public unit depositors who are beneficiaries of the letter of credit appreciate the convenience of the product.

The Bank in Oberlin, Kansas, has used  FHLBank’s letter of credit to secure the deposit accounts of a myriad of local entities for many years. Currently, they have over a dozen letters of credit outstanding to local school districts, a county hospital, the local community college and several county treasurers. 

Brandon Oien, CFO and Cashier for The Bank and Layn Bruggeman, the Thomas County Treasurer, shared their thoughts on using the popular product. 

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Suzan Saville
Suzan Saville Bohannan Suzan Saville Bohannan joined FHLBank Topeka in 1991 as a correspondent banking account manager in Colorado. She has held various positions in Lending, Sales and Marketing. She was promoted to director of Sales in 2020 and to director of Sales, Marketing and member solutions in 2023. She is currently our director of member engagement and solutions. Suzan has a bachelor of business administration degree in finance from Truman State University and is a graduate of the Graduate School of Banking at Colorado.
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