Kansas Bank Commissioner David Herndon, a soft-spoken regulator who made headlines when he voiced reservations about a unique financial institution created by the Legislature, is retiring at the end of October after 55 years in banking.
“Being Kansas Bank Commissioner has been a true professional highlight and extreme pleasure," Herndon said in a statement.
"I’m honored to have been able to have serve as bank commissioner allowing me to lead an extremely talented staff, dedicated to making the Office of the State Bank Commissioner a premier state agency as well as a . . .
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