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Central Bancompany now “Official Bank of the Chiefs” 
Kansas City Star | Tue, Jun 23
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The Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday announced a partnership deal with Central Bancompany, the parent of Metcalf Bank. Central, a $9 billion bank company based in Jefferson City, will be the “Official Bank of the Chiefs,” replacing First National Bank of Kansas as th...
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