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FNBO
The great big, small bank.
About FNBO
For more than 165 years, FNBO, a subsidiary of First National of Nebraska, has set the standard for outstanding customer service coupled with some of the most innovative financial products in the industry. When it opened in 1857, FNBO was a local bank that served only Omaha and the surrounding communities. Today, FNBO has locations in eight states and more than 6.6 million customers across the country. First National of Nebraska and its affiliates have nearly $30 billion in managed assets and 5,000 employee associates. We've come a long way in the last century and a half. As you browse through our site, we think you'll understand why we've been so successful – and why we're so excited about what the future holds for our customers and our organization. Check us out at www.fnbo.com.
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Signals from FNBO
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Research & Knowledge
FNBO published a September Economic and Financial Market Commentary by Rusty Vanneman, CFA, CMT, Chief Investment Officer, exploring the resilience of the economy amid a stuck housing market, higher long-term rates, slowing earnings growth, and the value of good financial advice.
Reported by FNBO
Research & Knowledge
FNBO Chief Investment Officer Rusty Vanneman published a September Economic and Financial Market Commentary exploring the resilience of the economy, challenges facing the housing market, higher interest rates for investors, and strong earnings growth.
Reported by Tony Denke
Presence & Recognition
FNBO is supporting nonprofits across its footprint through the 2026 Impact Grants.
Reported by Brandy Aitkens Kimble
Presence & Recognition
FNBO kicked off fall sports season with Tailgate at the Tower, featuring live music, Valentino's pizza, local mascots, and Husker football players.
Reported by FNBO
Presence & Recognition
FNBO branches hosted their own tailgates and showcased the teams they're cheering for this season.
Reported by FNBO
Presence & Recognition
FNBO employee Maria Line shared her perspective on how AI can help make commercial banking more responsive in the Codat Banking On series clip
Reported by Tony Denke
Strategy & Corporate Development
FNBO entered into a definitive agreement to acquire InBank, an independent community bank serving Colorado and northern New Mexico.
Reported by FNBO
Strategy & Corporate Development
FNBO is on the move to implement a new growth mode.
Reported by Julie Weatherly, SHRM-CP, PHR
Capital & Finance
FNBO is supporting nonprofits through the 2026 Impact Grants across communities.
Reported by Shane Beardslee
Presence & Recognition
FNBO's Maria Line spoke about the role of AI in helping banking teams better understand clients and anticipate their needs in a clip from Codat's Banking On series.
Reported by Shane Beardslee
Research & Knowledge
FNBO published a weekly commentary on the dollar holding steady and near a two-week high following hawkish remarks by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh.
Reported by Ross Mueller, MBA
Research & Knowledge
FNBO published a weekly commentary on the dollar holding steady and near a two-week high following hawkish remarks by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh.
Reported by Brandy Aitkens Kimble
People
FNBO is hiring a mid-level Java and Spring developer for a mid-level Java/Spring slot on a dev team.
Reported by Doug Dawson
Research & Knowledge
FNBO published a weekly commentary on the dollar holding steady and near a two-week high following hawkish remarks by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh.
Reported by Shane Beardslee
Presence & Recognition
FNBO recently watched the latest episode of The Vault featuring the story behind Lauritzen Gardens in Omaha, Nebraska.
Reported by Patty Gong, CMB®
Presence & Recognition
FNBO released the latest episode of The Vault featuring an episode discussing Lauritzen Gardens in Omaha, Nebraska.
Reported by Tony Denke
Research & Knowledge
FNBO published a weekly commentary on the dollar holding steady and near a two-week high following hawkish remarks by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh.
Reported by Tony Denke