by dehs | Apr 1, 2022 | Financial Institutions, Recent News
The 2022 South Dakota legislative session ended March 28, 2022, with 245 bills passed and signed by the Governor. All told, there were 340 House Bills, 14 House concurrent resolutions, three House Joint resolutions, five House resolutions, 213 Senate Bills, 8 Senate... 
by dehs | Mar 28, 2022 | Financial Institutions, Recent News
Over the past several years, employers have worked to provide flexible work environments in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Employees have taken advantage of these opportunities and are likely to continue to request flexible work environments in the future,... 
by dehs | Mar 4, 2022 | Financial Institutions, Recent News
If you have made a large (or perhaps even not so large) purchase from an online retailer in the past couple of years, you probably noticed the multiple payment options available to online purchasers. After you select your item, put it in your cart, and select or... 
by dehs | Feb 2, 2022 | Estate Planning, Financial Institutions, Recent News
Every two years since 2010, Trusts and Estates Magazine has compared all 50 states in the United States to determine where the best state is to situs your trusts. The magazine does extensive studies on numerous factors such as top states for dynasty trusts, income,... 
by dehs | Dec 23, 2021 | Financial Institutions, Recent News
Most South Dakota-based community banking organizations include a bank holding company (BHC), perhaps resulting from when the organization made its first acquisition and needed outside financing to get the deal done. Regardless of why the organization chose to create... 
by dehs | Dec 23, 2021 | Financial Institutions, Recent News
In October 2021, the OCC released new guidance concerning payment systems. This guidance incorporated new regulations promulgated in December 2020, imposing specific notice requirements on national banks and federal savings associations entering new or modified...