BACKGROUND
Jerel joined First National Capital Markets (FNCM) in June 2019. He brings over 20 years of experience assisting financial institutions, trust companies, corporations, and individuals with their investment needs. His start was as an investment officer with the National Bank of Commerce (NBC) in 1996. After the bank was acquired by Wells Fargo, he took a position as a Correspondent Banking Officer with First National Bank of Omaha (the parent company to FNCM) assisting community banks with bank stock lending, overlines, operations, and funding needs. Previously, he was a Vice President at First Bankers Banc Securities, Inc. (FBBS).
Jerel’s experience has been invaluable in providing community banks with proper portfolio management and asset liability advice.
EDUCATION
Jerel earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration & Finance from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln, and an Associates of Science degree in Business Administration from York College.
PROFESSIONAL LICENSES
Jerel holds and maintains the FINRA Series 7 General Securities Representative, Series 52 Municipal Securities Representative Exam, and Series 63 Uniform Securities State Law Exam registrations. He is active within the Nebraska Bankers Association, Nebraska Independent Community Bankers Association, Iowa Bankers Association, and the Community Bankers of Iowa.
NORTHLAND SECURITIES, INC.
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