EKIputsgQEujFFlHwZiiU

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Reveal Profile

5 December 2025

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7) Legal Claims and Actions

Bank of Oklahoma, a subsidiary of EKIputsgQEujFFlHwZiiU, has faced multiple legal challenges over recent years involving fiduciary duty breaches and procedural violations during bankruptcy proceedings.

In October 2020, Bank of Oklahoma was subject to counterclaims filed by the Vander Boeghs, minority beneficiaries of two trusts, alleging breach of fiduciary and contractual duties and negligent administration of these duties as trustee. The claims centered on Bank of Oklahoma’s alleged failure to comply with obligations including instituting an audit procedure for quarry operations and knowing concealment of lease violations and non-payment of royalties by the quarry operator, Lafarge. The circuit court initially ordered Bank of Oklahoma to pay $2,206,644 in attorney fees and an additional $407,915 in costs and expenses, though this award was later vacated due to insufficient information for a specific fee award. The court ultimately denied the Vander Boeghs’ motion to vacate a previous judgment, finding it untimely and lacking evidence of fraud or extraordinary circumstances, and affirmed that Bank of Oklahoma acted within its discretion and in the best interests of the trusts and beneficiaries.

In 2016, Bank of Oklahoma was involved in a dispute with David Wayne Miller II and Heather Leigh Miller regarding a series of loans and a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. The case involved the Millers’ appeal of the district court’s refusal to vacate a personal judgment made against them during the pendency of a bankruptcy stay and the court’s refusal to vacate a resulting deficiency order. The appeals court reversed the district court’s decision, finding that the in personum judgment was void because it was made during a bankruptcy stay. The court determined that the bankruptcy court lifted its stay only to allow in rem proceedings, not in personam proceedings, rendering the ensuing deficiency order void as well.

10) Potential Risk Areas for Further Diligence

Regulatory Compliance and Oversight Risk

Given EKIputsgQEujFFlHwZiiU’s status as neither a Registered Investment Advisor nor Exempt Reporting Adviser, the company operates in a regulatory environment with limited oversight compared to registered entities. This absence of formal SEC registration may indicate reduced regulatory scrutiny, potentially creating compliance gaps that could expose the organization to regulatory enforcement actions if business activities inadvertently cross into regulated territory. The evolving nature of financial services regulation means that activities deemed unregulated today could face increased scrutiny tomorrow, particularly as regulatory bodies expand their oversight reach to address emerging risks in the financial sector.

Conflicts of Interest and Fiduciary Risk

The absence of formal investment advisor registration eliminates certain regulatory frameworks designed to manage conflicts of interest, creating potential exposure to conflicts that could compromise client relationships or business integrity. Without the structured conflict identification and management processes required of registered advisors, EKIputsgQEujFFlHwZiiU may lack systematic approaches to identifying, disclosing, and managing potential conflicts between the company’s interests and those of its clients or stakeholders. This risk is particularly relevant in private company environments where informal business practices may not adequately address complex conflict scenarios.

Operational Risk Management Deficiencies

As a private entity, EKIputsgQEujFFlHwZiiU may lack the comprehensive operational risk management frameworks typically required of larger, regulated institutions. The absence of mandatory operational risk frameworks could result in inadequate identification and mitigation of process failures, system breakdowns, or human errors that could significantly impact business operations. Without formal operational risk management disciplines, the company may be vulnerable to unexpected operational losses stemming from inadequate internal processes, technology failures, or external events that could disrupt business continuity.

Technology Infrastructure and Scalability Limitations

Private companies often face significant challenges in building scalable technology infrastructure capable of supporting rapid growth or increased operational demands. EKIputsgQEujFFlHwZiiU may encounter architectural bottlenecks, database inefficiencies, or inadequate traffic management capabilities that could limit business scalability or create performance degradation under increased operational stress. The absence of enterprise-grade technology infrastructure could expose the company to system failures, data management challenges, or cybersecurity vulnerabilities that could compromise business operations or client data security.

Cybersecurity and Data Protection Vulnerabilities

The modern threat landscape presents significant cybersecurity risks that could expose EKIputsgQEujFFlHwZiiU to data breaches, ransomware attacks, or other cyber incidents. Private companies may lack the sophisticated cybersecurity infrastructure and protocols necessary to defend against advanced persistent threats, particularly those targeting financial services organizations. Inadequate cybersecurity measures could result in unauthorized access to sensitive business or client information, operational disruption, or regulatory violations that could damage the company’s reputation and financial position.

Vendor Risk and Third-Party Dependencies

EKIputsgQEujFFlHwZiiU’s operational dependencies on third-party vendors and service providers create potential vulnerabilities through supply chain risk. Inadequate vendor risk assessment and management processes could expose the company to cybersecurity breaches, operational disruptions, or compliance failures originating from third-party providers. The absence of comprehensive vendor due diligence, ongoing monitoring, and risk mitigation strategies could result in cascading operational failures or security incidents that impact business continuity and stakeholder confidence.

Leadership Transition and Key Person Risk

The elevated CEO turnover rates observed across industries in 2025 highlight the risk of leadership instability that could affect strategic direction and operational continuity. EKIputsgQEujFFlHwZiiU may face challenges related to succession planning, institutional knowledge retention, or strategic consistency during leadership transitions. The departure of key executives or founders could create operational disruptions, client relationship challenges, or strategic uncertainty that could impact business performance and stakeholder confidence.

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Preparedness

Without formal regulatory requirements for business continuity planning, EKIputsgQEujFFlHwZiiU may lack comprehensive disaster recovery and business continuity frameworks necessary to maintain operations during adverse events. Inadequate business impact analysis, insufficient recovery planning, or untested continuity procedures could result in extended operational disruptions following natural disasters, cyber incidents, or other crisis events. The absence of formal continuity planning could expose the company to significant financial losses and client relationship damage during crisis situations.

Financial Transparency and Reporting Limitations

As a private company, EKIputsgQEujFFlHwZiiU operates without the financial transparency requirements imposed on public entities, potentially limiting stakeholder visibility into financial health and operational performance. The absence of standardized financial reporting and disclosure requirements could create information asymmetries that complicate due diligence efforts, stakeholder assessment, or strategic partnership evaluations. Limited financial transparency may also complicate access to capital markets or strategic acquisition opportunities.

Anti-Money Laundering and Compliance Risk

Financial services organizations face increasing scrutiny regarding anti-money laundering compliance and customer due diligence requirements, regardless of regulatory status. EKIputsgQEujFFlHwZiiU may lack comprehensive AML programs or customer identification procedures that could expose the organization to regulatory enforcement actions or reputational damage if business activities inadvertently facilitate illicit financial activities. The absence of formal compliance frameworks could create exposure to sanctions violations or other regulatory breaches that could result in significant financial penalties.

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