Depository Investment Bankers Unplugged – Southwest Edition: ​Industry Consolidation, Disruption and the Outlook Heading into 2021

The Travillian Group hosted three top Southwestern-focused depository investment bankers. They discussed trends within the Southwest and the community banking landscape nationally.

Our panelists covered topics including:  ​M&A / Industry Consolidation, Capital Markets – Sub-debt / Equity Issuance, “New Normal” Post-COVID, Talent, Southwest Regional Outlook, Regulation, FinTech and Succession Planning.
Panelists:
Kade MachenManaging Director, Financial Institutions Group, Stephens
Christopher Murray, Managing Director, Financial Institutions Group, Piper Sandler
Dan Bass,  Managing Director & Head of the Southwest Region of Investment Banking,​ Performance Trust Capital Partners

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