And it says it's ready to do it again. The doors will stay open until noon.
Federal regulators require banks to inform customers of their efforts to battle the bug.
Having met the June 30 deadline set by federal regulators to test its mission-critical systems, the Olathe bank is focusing on reassuring its customers that their money is safe. Similar efforts are playing out across the country, where 98 percent of all banks are considered Year 2000-ready. I don't know what else you can do but stand on your head and spit nickels. The Federal Reserve Board isn't spitting nickels but has taken an unusual step. The interest rate charged by the Fed will be slightly higher than the prevailing federal funds rate of 4.97 percent, which banks charge each other for overnight loans.