Preparing for a Successful Meeting With Your Banker

Preparing for a Successful Meeting With Your Banker

Preparing for Loan Renewal Season

  • Introduction
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    • Submit ideas to farm4profitllc@gmail.com
  • What’s happening
    • Nearing the end of harvest – great stretch of weather
    • Partnership with Granular. They have been enjoying our podcasts and wanted to show their support for our show. I think it demonstrates a commonality with a lot of producers and we appreciate the support from everyone, the listeners and granular.
  • What’s working for Ag – listener or farmer feedback www.granular.ag
    • Granular
      • Introduce Guest - Dallas Welp - CO
      • 1) Accurate record keeping
      • 2) seamless transfer from my John Deere
      • 3) Helps the relationship with the banker
  • VISIONBANK COMMERCIAL www.visionbank.com
  • Are you ready for the next conversation with your banker?
  • Draw nervous comparisons to the meeting with the banker……dentist, wedding day, etc…
    • Start by lightly introducing the format with recording and Jeff Plagge as the superintendent of banking.(Clip @ 5 seconds)
    • Clip @ 2 minute mark – talking about reflecting on the price rallies now and being careful of how we put information on the balance sheet. How can government payments like CFAP2 help in a cash flow projection?
    • Communicate early and often so there aren’t any surprises for either party.
    • Learn more about what your banker is looking for. If you learn how to provide the information your banker needs more timely, more organized, and more accurate it should provide a more favorable response.
      • Faster answers because it’s easier and probably gets moved to the top of the list.
      • Better rates because each loan gets a factor for how good of a manager you are.
    • (Clip at 5:35 about restructuring) Is now the right time to look at restructuring? What does that even mean?
    • Work with them to make sure your information is accurate. The more you learn about reading a balance sheet or putting a projected cash flow together the better you can spot mistakes.
      • They do happen, don’t let them cost your farm time or money.
    • Should we be refinancing now? What should we be looking at when refinancing?
      • Where are rates going? (Clip at 11:20)
    • Ok, what if I get to cash in this fall….? Perfect storm, wind and hail policy in place, possibly unaffected by weather and have the rally to sell into, etc… what should I do with my extra cash that I wasn’t planning on? (Clip @ 13:40)
    • Keep them honest. Unfortunately, repetitive relationships get into a rut for pricing, structure, and more. It doesn’t cost anything to have a relationship with another banker. Be open and set honest expectations, but those conversations can lead to interest savings, proper structure or new ideas.
  • Summarize

  • Challenge

  • Conference Update
  • Submit questions and topic suggestions

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