Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner

The Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner is proud to announce that we have awarded $231,150 in grant funds to nine Kansas organizations. These organizations provide financial literacy education to Kansas consumers of all ages. Congratulations to our recipients!

The OSBC has an opening for a Trust Financial Examiner - Lenexa or Topeka. Please visit osbckansas.gov/employment-op… for more information.

The OSBC has multiple openings for a Banking Financial Examiner - Lenexa or Topeka. Please visit osbckansas.gov/employment-op… for more information.

The OSBC has two openings for an Information Technology Examiner. Please visit osbckansas.gov/employment-op… for more information.

Yesterday, we enjoyed the 3rd Annual Women & Money Conference at the University of Kansas Conference Center in David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium, where we joined inspiring sessions on a variety of financial literacy topics.

Kansas Joins $2.5 Million Settlement with Crypto Kiosk Operator

NACCA’s annual Consumer Services & Examiners’ School brought dozens of state regulators together for training and discussion. The OSBC team shared subject-matter expertise—leading workshops, joining panels, and moderating sessions.

Kansas Bank Commissioner, David Herndon, has announced his retirement effective October 30, 2026 osbckansas.gov/kansas-bank-c…

Kansas Joins $15.5 Million Settlement with Mortgage Servicer NewRez LLC

The OSBC is proud to sponsor the Women & Money Conference hosted by the Kansas Financial Empowerment Foundation and Kansas State Treasurer on October 8th at The University of Kansas Conference Center, Lawrence, KS. Admission is free, secure your spot today womenandmoneyks.org/

The OSBC has an open position for a Director of Finance and Administration. Please visit osbckansas.gov/employment-op… for more information.

The OSBC has an open position for a Licensing Program Analyst. This position follows a hybrid schedule, requiring the ability to work on-site at either our Topeka, Lenexa, or Wichita field offices as needed. Please visit osbckansas.gov/employment-op… for more information.

Lauren McCosh, from Douglass High School, will receive $4,000 to further her education this fall. More information is available at kansasfinancialscholars.com. Congratulations Lauren!

Congratulations to Joshua Brookshire, from Ness City High School, who received a $4,000 scholarship as one of our Financial Scholars Essay Scholarship winners. More information is available at kansasfinancialscholars.com

Congratulations to Ashlyn Prokop, from Seaman High School, in Topeka, KS! She has earned a $4,500 scholarship to continue her education this fall. More information is available at kansasfinancialscholars.com. @SeamanSchools

Lexi Wright, from Sublette High School, is also a Kansas Financial Scholars scholarship winner! She will receive $4,500 to further her education this fall. More information is available at kansasfinancialscholars.com. Congratulations Lexi!

We are so excited to honor the talented Kansas high school seniors who earned scholarships in this year's Kansas Financial Scholars Essay Contest. We will begin with Isaac Ibendahl, from Wamego High School, who earned a $5,000 scholarship. Congratulations Isaac!!!

Kansas Financial Scholars scholarship winners' information and complete press release now available at: kansasfinancialscholars.com/

The OSBC has two Financial Examiner openings in our Consumer & Mortgage Lending Division. The hire for this position must reside within a reasonable travel distance to either the Topeka, Lenexa, or Wichita field office. Please visit osbckansas.gov/employment-op… for more information.

The OSBC has an open position for a Banking Financial Examiner in Wichita. Please visit osbckansas.gov/employment-op… for more information.