DESCRIPTION THIS WEBINAR WILL TRAIN THE ATTENDEES 2015 - Regulatory Expectations-Best Practices in Asset Liability Management
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Category Training on asset liability management, Interest rate or liquidity risks, Asset liability management policies and procedures, Senior management or Board of Director training
Deadline: September 01, 2015 | Date: September 02, 2015
Venue/Country: online Webinar, U.S.A
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Understanding Regulatory Expectations and other Best Practices in Asset Liability ManagementInstructor: Toby LawrenceProduct ID: 500995DescriptionThis webinar will train the attendees on the best practices in Assent Liability Management. Banking and credit union regulators consider asset liability management ("ALM") as one of the greatest, if not the greatest, risk facing community banks and credit unions.Results of studies of failed banks and credit unions performed by examiners and their outside consultants all pointed to poor ALM policies and practices as one of the leading causes of why financial institutions failed during the recent economic crisis. Further, these studies also revealed that members of the Board of Directors, senior management, and even members of the ALM committees themselves often lacked the knowledge and / or information needed to properly carry out their fiduciary duties as it is related to evaluating and managing ALM risk.As a result, examiners are expecting institutions to take their game up a notch as it relates to ALM management. To avoid regulatory criticism, you should annually have members of your Board, senior leaders, and members of your ALM committee receive ALM training on the latest trends, best practices, and regulatory expectations for ALM management. Areas CoveredDuring this presentation we will cover the following topics:The results of Material Loss Review studies performed by the NCUA, OCC, and FDIC of failed credit unions and banks and how those results impact the way examiners will evaluate your ALM policies and procedures going forwardThe most common errors we see financial institutions making that could hurt their bottom lines or lead to liquidity shortfalls down the roadMatters to be covered in your financial institution's ALM policyTypical measurements used in evaluating and managing interest rate and liquidity riskList of documents or other information to be reviewed by the ALM committeeWhy examiners are asking for your ALM models to be validated by third parties and what areas should be included in these validationsTechniques and best practices we see institutions using to improve their net interest margins and/ or better manage ALM riskWhy Should you AttendALM management is fundamental in operating a successful bank or credit union. Ensuring that you properly price and structure your products and services will help ensure that you both protect your members or provide an adequate return to your shareholders and keep the examiners happy during your next safety and soundness exam which let's face it, is a goal of all financial institutions. Objectives of the PresentationObtaining an understanding of why ALM is such a hot button for examiners and how you can prepare for your next safety and soundness examKnowing what to include in your ALM policy and the type of information that your ALM committee should be reviewing in their meetingsRecognize the latest trends and best practices in ALM managementWho can BenefitPresidents and CEOsBoard of Director MembersChief Financial OfficersCashiersSenior Vice Presidents of OperationsSenior Lending Officers or Chief Credit OfficersInternal AuditorsAny of these positions within any bank or credit unionFor Registration-http://www.onlinecompliancepanel.com/ecommerce/webinar/~product_id=500995?expDate=Sep10_2015_RegulatoryExpectations=Channel=ourglocalNote : Use coupon code 1371 and get 10% off on Registration
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