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KeyBanc Capital Markets (KBCM), the investment banking arm of KeyCorp (NYSE:KEY), announced that Julie Andress, Managing Director, has been appointed as the 2025 Board Chair for the Security Traders Association (STA). Andress, with over a decade of experience at KBCM, has served on the STA board for six years and previously held positions as STA Board Vice Chair and Women in Finance Co-Chair.
The STA, founded in 1934, is a grassroots organization educating members on market structure issues and representing their interests with legislators, regulators, and industry associations. It comprises more than 20 affiliates in the U.S. and Canada, representing individuals in the financial services industry across various business models.
KBCM, with over 800 professionals and more than $50 billion of capital committed to clients, provides capital markets and advisory solutions to companies across multiple industries. KeyCorp, KBCM's parent company, is a major bank-based financial services company with assets of $187 billion as of June 30, 2024.
KeyBank's Key4Women is hosting a free virtual webinar on September 25, 2024, titled 'Emotional Intelligence in Diverse Business Environments'. The one-hour event features Rachael Sampson, Key4Women's National Director, in conversation with Natasha Tous, a Certified Executive Coach. The webinar aims to address the critical role of emotional intelligence (EI) and cultural empathy in business success.
Participants will learn how to develop EI and cultural empathy to improve communication, foster inclusivity, and drive business growth. The event will also cover navigating cultural differences and building stronger relationships. Key4Women, launched in 2005, has generated over $12 billion in loans to women-owned businesses and offers free membership with access to Certified Key4Women Advisors.
KeyBank Foundation is investing $250,000 in the United Way of Central New York's Thrive at Work Program. This innovative initiative aims to help employed individuals facing financial challenges due to access to resources and support. The program will offer financial education, low-interest loans, one-on-one coaching, and free tax preparation services to employees in entry-level or lower-income positions at small to mid-sized companies in Central New York.
The program targets Asset , Income Constrained, Employed (ALICE) individuals, who represent 25% of Onondaga County households. Expected outcomes include improvements in financial literacy, credit scores, debt reduction, and savings. Since 2017, KeyBank has invested over $700 million in Syracuse and Central New York, supporting various community development projects.
KeyBank and the KeyBank Foundation have announced a $480,000 investment in Central State University (CSU), Ohio's only public Historically Black College and University (HBCU). The funds will establish the KeyBank Scholars (KBS) Program, providing tuition support for 40 students over five years. The program includes a five-week summer bridge program and $2,000 annual scholarships for four years. Students must maintain a 3.0 GPA to receive the awards.
The KBS Program aims to enhance student experience and promote long-term success. Previous CSU summer bridge programs have shown promising results, with 83% of participants on track to graduate on time and an average GPA of 3.15. This investment aligns with KeyBank's commitment to supporting local students and communities, as well as CSU's mission to foster academic excellence and prepare diverse students for leadership roles.
KeyCorp (NYSE: KEY) has announced a strategic relationship and minority investment in Zentist, a leading cloud-based Insurance Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) software provider for Dental Support Organizations (DSOs). KeyBank will introduce Zentist's Remit AI software to its DSO network, offering a tool to enhance dental insurance RCM operations. The software streamlines claims processing with automated EOB and ERA delivery, remittance to bank data matching, and intelligent task distribution.
Zentist's Cavi AR module helps DSOs streamline claims status and follow-up workflow, saving time and categorizing open claims. This collaboration aligns with KeyBank's strategy of delivering comprehensive financial solutions to DSOs and marks its latest partnership with emerging fintech providers.
KeyBank and the KeyBank Foundation have announced a $150,000 investment in Habitat for Humanity of St. Joseph County (HFHSJC) to launch a new Homeownership Training Center and home office. The renovated space in Mishawaka will be twice the size of HFHSJC's current location, accommodating organizational growth and expanded services. Over the next three years, HFHSJC aims to welcome 3,000 individuals to learn about homeownership programs and offer classes to approximately 95 families.
HFHSJC is also launching an Advancing Black Homeownership (ABH) initiative, aiming to build 30 homes for Black families by 2027. This partnership between KeyBank and HFHSJC is expected to strengthen the community and provide greater stability and prosperity for local families.
KeyBank has awarded a $300,000 grant to Brothers Redevelopment, Inc. (BRI) to support their Community Aging in Place - Advancing Better Living for Elders (CAPABLE) program. This program helps low-income aging individuals continue living in their homes by providing minor safety improvements and accessibility enhancements. The grant will allow BRI to expand the program from the Pikes Peak region to metro Denver.
BRI, founded in 1971, has served over 40,000 Coloradans through housing provisions and programs. The CAPABLE program, piloted in 2022, has shown positive outcomes. It offers guidance from occupational therapists and registered nurses to determine necessary support for improving home safety and accessibility.
KeyBank, with assets of approximately $187 billion as of June 30, 2024, operates in 15 states and provides various financial services to individuals and businesses.
KeyCorp announced the completion of the initial tranche of Scotiabank's strategic minority investment. Scotiabank has purchased approximately $0.8 billion of KeyCorp's common stock, representing a 4.9% ownership. This is part of a larger agreement announced on August 12, 2024, where Scotiabank will invest a total of $2.8 billion for a 14.9% pro forma ownership at a fixed price of $17.17 per share. The final purchase of about $2.0 billion is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2025, pending Federal Reserve approval.
KeyBank Foundation has granted $300,000 to The Well CDC in Akron to expand its Career Development Program. The program offers a 5-week cohort for women, providing customer service certification, resume writing, interview practice, and workshops on mental health and emotional wellness. The grant will enable The Well CDC to add case management to support participants from enrollment through long-term employment stability.
Key outcomes include:
- Increasing clients served annually from 54 to 125
- Creating an Alumni Peer Support Group
- Boosting client placement at employer partners from 20% to 50%
- Implementing data collection processes for retention and engagement information
KeyBank has provided a $2 million loan to C3's Impact Fund, a Chicago-based CDFI supporting BIPOC and female real estate investors in low and moderate income areas. The loan will help C3 Fund continue its mission of revitalizing neighborhoods and addressing wealth disparities. Since its inception, C3 Impact Fund has deployed over $50 million in loans and created more than 2,200 jobs in underserved communities.
KeyBank's Community Development Lending and Investment (CDLI) group, which finances projects across all 50 states, has earned 11 consecutive 'Outstanding' ratings on the Community Reinvestment Act exam. This partnership aligns with KeyBank's commitment to community development and affordable housing.
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