Full-Time
Posted on 5/23/2026
Wholesale mortgage credit services for members
No salary listed
Topeka, KS, USA
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FHLBank Topeka is a privately owned, federally chartered wholesale financial services provider. It supports housing and homeownership by offering wholesale products and services to nearly 700 member banks, thrifts, credit unions, and insurance companies across Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma. This enables member institutions to expand the availability of mortgage credit, compete more effectively in their markets, and foster strong, vibrant communities. The bank has about $53.5 billion in assets, $2.4 billion in capital, and a workforce of around 240, based in Topeka, Kansas. Its main goal is to facilitate affordable housing by improving access to mortgage credit for its members.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Topeka, Kansas
Founded
1932
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401(k) Retirement Plan
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Paid Time Off
Short-term and long-term disability coverage
Tuition Reimbursement
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Onsite café
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FHLBank Topeka to sponsor Speaker Series at GSBC. March 11, 2026 The Graduate School of Banking at Colorado (GSBC) is proud to announce a new five-year partnership with FHLBank Topeka to establish the FHLBank Topeka Speaker Series at GSBC's Annual School Session hosted on the University of Colorado Boulder campus. This partnership reflects a shared belief in the power of education and leadership for community banks. Through its support of the Speaker Series, FHLBank is investing in one of the most anticipated and inspiring moments of the GSBC experience: the keynote address that brings students together to reflect, learn and look ahead. "For 75 years, GSBC has prepared leaders to serve their institutions and their communities with vision and integrity," said Michael L. Stevens, President & CEO of GSBC. "We are thrilled to welcome FHLBank as a partner in that mission. Their commitment to supporting financial institutions across our region makes them a natural fit for GSBC and our students." The Speaker Series will feature respected voices who will challenge and inspire the leaders entrusted with the future of community banks. From economic trends to innovation and community impact, these keynote sessions are designed to drive thoughtful leadership and meaningful action. "GSBC is an invaluable educational experience for bankers across our district, preparing them with the skills to lead in their communities," states FHLBank President & CEO Jeff Kuzbel. "We are proud to support the establishment of the FHLBank Topeka Speaker Series, which enhances the experience for all emerging leaders." GSBC's Annual School Session draws banking professionals from across the country for an immersive graduate-level program focused on strategic leadership, financial management and industry best practices. The addition of the FHLBank Topeka Speaker Series further elevates the experience and reinforces GSBC's commitment to excellence. The Speaker Series will make its debut at the July 2026 Annual School Session in Boulder. Information about the featured speakers will be released soon. About the Graduate School of Banking at Colorado The Graduate School of Banking at Colorado is one of the nation's leading graduate banking schools, providing advanced education for banking professionals for more than seventy years. GSBC is dedicated to strengthening the banking industry by preparing leaders to navigate complexity, drive performance and serve their communities with integrity. About FHLBank Topeka FHLBank Topeka is a member-owned cooperative serving financial institutions in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma. FHLBank provides reliable liquidity, funding solutions and community investment programs that support housing, economic development and local growth.
CFO elected to FHLBank Topeka board. Elevations Credit Union announces Chief Financial Officer Michael Calcote has been elected to serve on Board of Directors for the Federal Home Loan Bank of Topeka, currently effective as of Jan. 1, 2026. Calcote will become the first credit union representative to serve on the board, underscoring Elevations' commitment to supporting the housing market. "This is such an honor to join the Board and help support their mission of building strong communities," Calcote said. "I'm grateful for the opportunity to contribute to such an impactful organization." Calcote also serves as chief risk officer at Elevations, overseeing accounting and finance, secondary markets, internal audit, payments and controls, credit risk management, strategy and performance, and corporate real estate. His leadership helps to ensure Elevations' long-term financial sustainability and strategic growth. Previously, Calcote served as CFO and treasurer for Guaranty Bank in Austin, Texas and worked as a regulatory examiner and capital markets specialist for the U.S. Office of Thrift Supervision. FHLBank Topeka also announced board appointments of Jeffrey R. Noordhoek, CEO of Nelnet, Inc., and Paul Washington, a Boulder-based investor. Both have previously served on the board. FHLBank Topeka is one of 11 Federal Home Loan Banks that provides liquidity and funding to build vibrant communities for its member banks, thrifts, credit unions, insurance companies and community development financial institutions. With $79.9 billion in assets and more than $4.1 billion in capital, FHLBank Topeka serves 651 member financial institutions in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma. Its board of directors oversees policy decisions and ensures that FHLBank's senior managers prudently operate the Bank. Currently, 14 directors serve on the board. Find out more at www.fhlbtopeka.com(Opens in a new window). Elevations Credit Union empowers its members and the communities it serves along Colorado's Front Range with financial solutions and education. In addition to offering a broad portfolio of consumer and business banking services, Elevations is the No. 1 credit union residential mortgage lender by purchase volume in Colorado. Founded in 1952 as the U. of C. Federal Credit Union in Boulder, the organization has grown from 12 members and less than $100 in assets to nearly 178,000 members, more than 550 local employees and approximately $3.4 billion in assets. Elevations became a two-time recipient of the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award in 2020 and first received the award in 2014. The credit union also earns local awards along Colorado's Front Range for Best Bank, Best Mortgage Lender and Best Customer Service. Elevations is also the first two-time winner of the Denver Business Journal's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Awards. Learn more at www.elevationscu.com. Mortgage update: new loan limits for 2026. The FHA has updated mortgage loan limits for 2026. Here are the limits for the counties served by Elevations. Elevations Credit Union CEO Gerry Agnes to retire after 17 years of transformative leadership. Elevations Credit Union announces the upcoming retirement of President and Chief Executive Officer Gerry Agnes, who has led the organization since 2008. Elevations Credit Union donates $30,000 to local food banks ahead of thanksgiving. Elevations Credit Union has donated $5,000 to Food Bank for Larimer County's Tour de Turkey food drive in addition to a donation earlier this month of $25,000 to Community Food Share, serving Boulder and Broomfield. Enjoying its blog? Choose which topics you'd like to receive updates on and start enjoying everything from tips on managing your finances to stories from its community.
Report Outlines FHLBank's Contributions to Communities in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and OklahomaTOPEKA, Kansas, July 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- FHLBank Topeka released its 2023 Corporate Impact report today. The report summarizes FHLBank's community-building efforts throughout its district in partnership with its 670 member financial institutions."We pride ourselves on the relationship we have with members, the culture we have built with our staff and the investment we make in communities districtwide," said Jeff Kuzbel, FHLBank Topeka president and CEO. "This report reflects how these relationships support the substantial impact we make across our four-state area."Highlights of FHLBank Topeka's 2023 Impact Report include:More than 90% of our members are institutions with less than $1.4 billion in assets, which is the highest percentage of small institutions of any FHLBank.in assets, which is the highest percentage of small institutions of any FHLBank. In support of its liquidity mission, FHLBank Topeka had $45.7 billion in advances outstanding to members. Members' communities were also supported by the $8.4 billion in outstanding unpaid principal of mortgage loans held in portfolio and $7.2 billion in letters of credit outstanding. (All as of Dec