Midwest Bankers Insurance Services (MBIS) is an insurance agency that provides coverage tailored specifically for banks in the Midwest. It offers three lines of coverage: professional lines, property casualty lines, and lending related lines. MBIS is owned by banking associations in Minnesota and Wisconsin but exclusively endorsed by the North Dakota Bankers Association. It works to identify emerging insurance trends and educate banks on risk management through individual meetings and conferences. Community banks in the region can rely on MBIS to have their best interests in mind when selecting insurance providers and policies.

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Midwest Bankers Insurance
Services: Protecting
Community Banks through
Insurance and Education
Leverage the services of an insurance agency designed
for North Dakota banks
Midwest Bankers Insurance Services (MBIS) is
insurance for banks, from people who know banks.
and employees from disasters of all kinds. MBIS
community banks located in the Midwest, and it
three distinct lines of coverage, Professional lines,
Property Casualty lines and Lending related lines to
help your bank be ready for the unexpected.
MBIS is a joint venture owned by the Minnesota
Bankers Association and the Wisconsin Bankers
Association, while being exclusively endorsed by the
North Dakota Bankers Association. The commissions
earned by MBIS in North Dakota help support the
NDBA.
A Familiar Name
downturn created a need for a state association
run insurance agency to provide educational risk
management practices as well as choices of multiple
whom many bankers are familiar with in ND, was
provided some of the best education and insurance
Arizona, California, Colorado, Montana, Nevada and
and knowledge to your community bank insurance
program. Adam Dawson was added as the Regional
Sales Manager in 2015 and works with community
banks in Minnesota and North Dakota. Adam
started his banking career in 2000 and has over 10
years of insurance experience with both bank and
independently owned agencies. Yvonne Anderson
has been the Account Manager in North Dakota for
many years. Many community bankers are familiar
with Yvonne, her outstanding customer service, and
insurance knowledge. Yvonne resides just outside of
the Bismarck area and is proud to call North Dakota
home.
Emerging Trends
community banks in the Midwest. The insurance
companies MBIS represents have paid millions
of dollars in claims to community banks in North
Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Because of this
strong market presence, they are able to identify
and educate community banks on emerging
claim trends, risk management practices, carrier
sensitivities as well as coverage issues and premium
negotiation.
The professional lines insurance market place is
one example of where many changes have taken
of educating and providing cutting edge insurance
products to community banks and continue to see
this area as an evolving market. MBIS supports
the educational risk management process through
individual risk assessment meetings, peer group
consortiums, and state wide conferences.
As an insurance agency run by those defending and
advocating for banking, you can rest assured MBIS
will always have your best interests in mind. As an
independent agency, MBIS has access to a variety of
insurance providers to help them tailor bank plans
how MBIS can be the solution to your insurance
challenges, please visit www.mbisllc.com.
Contact: Adam Dawson
MBIS Regional Sales Manager
952-857-2604
adamd@mbisllc.com
Vice President of Sales
608-217-5219
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JEFF OTTESON
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608.217.5219
ADAM DAWSON
Regional Sales Manager
adamd@mbisllc.com
952.857.2604
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