STOCK YARDS BANCORP INC (SYBT)
Sector: Financials
Sector: Financials
STOCK YARDS BANCORP INC - Executive Compensation
Chief Credit Officer
Executive Compensation
William M. Dishman III serves as Executive Vice President and Chief Credit Officer at Stock Yards Bancorp, Inc., the holding company for Stock Yards Bank & Trust Company, where he oversees the bank's comprehensive credit risk management strategy. With more than 30 years of experience in commercial banking, Dishman joined Stock Yards in 2003 after a successful tenure at National City Bank (now PNC Bank), where he held progressively senior roles in credit administration and portfolio management. A graduate of the University of Louisville with a degree in Finance, he has been instrumental in shaping the bank's risk framework, ensuring robust underwriting standards and compliance amid evolving regulatory landscapes. Under Dishman's leadership, Stock Yards has maintained exemplary asset quality, navigating economic challenges such as the 2008 financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic with minimal non-performing loans and strong capital ratios. His achievements include spearheading the implementation of advanced credit analytics tools that enhanced portfolio monitoring and early warning systems, contributing to the bank's consistent recognition as a top performer in BauerFinancial's star ratings and American Banker's Best Banks lists. Dishman's strategic oversight has supported sustainable loan growth, enabling Stock Yards to expand its commercial lending footprint while prioritizing credit discipline. In his current role, Dishman directs a team of credit professionals responsible for commercial and consumer credit underwriting, loan reviews, and enterprise risk management. He collaborates closely with senior leadership to align credit policies with the bank's growth objectives and community-focused mission, fostering long-term relationships with borrowers across the Midwest and Southeast. Dishman's expertise has positioned Stock Yards as a trusted partner for middle-market businesses, underscoring his commitment to prudent banking practices that balance opportunity with risk mitigation.