About Our Bank Enriching lives one customer, employee and community at a time. Partner with a local bank you can always depend onAt Wisconsin Bank & Trust, a division of UMB Bank, n.a., decision-making is local and our bankers are committed to deeply understanding each customer’s financial needs. Because when that happens, a bank, doesn’t just feel like a partner, it feels like an extension of your family. Wisconsin Bank & Trust, a division of UMB Bank, n.a.Supported by our parent company UMB, our unique model leverages technology, efficiency and strength, enabling us to deliver the best of both worlds: The resources and tools of a large company, combined with local decision-making, unmatched customer service, and in-depth understanding of our customers and communities. This is local banking with the scale to compete at any level. Corporate Social ResponsibilityCommunity service is more than serving our communities. It’s rolling up our sleeves and hammering up drywall for low-income housing, it’s serving food to those in need, it’s volunteering time to serve on local boards and it’s writing a check when manual labor isn’t enough. We’re committed to the Wisconsin communities because we’re a part of them ourselves. We share the road with each other, bump into each other at the supermarket and send our kids to the same schools. We love our neighbors and our track record shows it. Community service is more than serving our communities. It’s rolling up our sleeves and hammering up drywall for low-income housing, it’s serving food to those in need, it’s volunteering time to serve on local boards and it’s writing a check when manual labor isn’t enough. We’re committed to the Wisconsin communities because we’re a part of them ourselves. We share the road with each other, bump into each other at the supermarket and send our kids to the same schools. We love our neighbors and our track record shows it.Community service is more than serving our communities. It’s rolling up our sleeves and hammering up drywall for low-income housing, it’s serving food to those in need, it’s volunteering time to serve on local boards and it’s writing a check when manual labor isn’t enough. We’re committed to the Wisconsin and Missouri communities because we’re a part of them ourselves. We share the road with each other, bump into each other at the supermarket and send our kids to the same schools. We love our neighbors and our track record shows it.