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(Bismarck, ND) – After 42 years in the banking industry, the President and CEO of the Bank of North Dakota has announced his intent to retire next year. Todd Steinwand, who has served as President of the Bank of North Dakota since the retirement of Eric Hardmeyer in 2021, announced Wednesday he will retire in the second quarter of 2024. An exact retirement date has not been

The president and CEO of the state-owned Bank of North Dakota has announced plans to step down next year.

Todd Steinwand, current Bank of North Dakota president, will continue working with the Industrial Commission during the transition, and is set to retire during the second quarter of 2024.

Article: More Banks to Fail? Not in North Dakota - U.S. banks are again in the crosshairs. Standard and Poors has downgraded five new middle-tier banks and put three others on negative outlook. This follows sweeping downgrades earlier in August by Moodys, which cut credit ratings on 10 banks and placed four of the 15 largest U.S. banks on review for possible downgrade. As with the banks going into

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The bank’s total assets at the end of the year were a record $10 billion, an increase of $2.3 billion due to Legacy Fund earnings, additional tax revenue, higher correspondent bank deposits and federal American Rescue Plan dollars.

Michael Standaert, who most recently was employed as a correspondent based in China with the Bloomberg Industry Group, was hired by North Dakota News Cooperative to work on in-depth stories for newspapers in the state.

Michael Standaert, who most recently was employed as a correspondent based in China with the Bloomberg Industry Group, was hired by North Dakota News Cooperative to work on in-depth stories for newspapers in the state.

Michael Standaert, who most recently was employed as a correspondent based in China with the Bloomberg Industry Group, was hired by North Dakota News Cooperative to work on in-depth stories for newspapers in the state.