Elizabeth McCoy, Planters Bank (KY)

05/15/23 • 32 min

In episode 5, Planters Bank (KY) Chief Executive Officer Elizabeth McCoy joins the show. Elizabeth, Vin, and Zach delve into her journey growing Planters Bank over the past two decades, what she believes community banks do best, her fascinating time serving the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis where she is currently a board member, and her “I'm not in Kansas anymore" moment.

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On the Balance Sheet® - Elizabeth McCoy, Planters Bank (KY)

Transcript

[Vinny, 0:00]:

Welcome to On the Balance Sheet, season 2, episode 5. And today we've got a great guest, a very accomplished banker who serves in a number of different capacities within the Federal Reserve system, etcetera. Chief executive officer of Planters Bank, Elizabeth McCoy.

[Zach, 0:20]:

Yes sir Vin. We get a very busy kind of agenda here to go through with Elizabeth who's talking about the journey from when she started the Planters Bank about 20 years ago and I think