Risk Management Strategies in Difficult Times
July 15-17, 2010 Boulder, Colorado
Community banks are facing one of the most difficult economic and regulatory environments in recent years. Condensed into two-and-a-half days, this seminar offers a variety of sessions to help you develop strategies to better manage risk exposures, meet regulatory directives and improve financial performance. Additionally, this is a great opportunity to reconnect with GSBC alumni, faculty and other senior community banking officers from across the country to exchange ideas and discuss the challenges you are facing.
Benefits From Attending this Seminar Include:
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Better understand the economic and regulatory environment and how it will affect your organization
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Identify appropriate responses for forward-looking regulation
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Develop specific strategies in funding, lending and managing the securities portfolio to better manage risk exposures
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Appreciate how individual decisions influence your bank's strategic planning process
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You will receive a detailed risk analysis of your institution and recommended strategic responses
Speakers and Bios:
Scheduled Sessions:
Better Understanding Your Bank's Risk Profile
Early-warning System to Identify Areas of Examination Focus & Responding to Enforcement Actions
Establishing an Adequate Loan Loss Reserve: Documentation, Disclosures & Impairment
Fraud Risks in Community Banks & Fraud Identification
How to Best Prepare for Your Bank's Next Examination
Investment Strategies in Difficult Times
Troubled Debt Restructuring
Strategic Planning Hints in the Current Environment
Panel: Strategies for Improving Community Bank Performance in Difficult Times
COST:
$675 per attendee ($575 per attendee if 2 or more attend from the same institution)
Includes materials, a detailed risk assessment of your institution and the following meals:
Thursday--Dinner
Friday--Breakfast, Lunch, Reception
Saturday--Breakfast
Attendees are eligible for CPE credits for attending this seminar
Recommended Hotels Close to Campus:
Be sure to request the discounted GSBC rate. Rates vary by hotel. Make reservations early!
**We have reserved a block of rooms at the Best Western Inn at a discounted rate of $104/night. For reservations, please call 800-233-8469 and use the reference code: "Graduate School of Banking."
The Inaugural Community Banking Seminar was held July 21, 2008 in conjunction with the Colorado Bankers Association at the Omni Interlocken Resort in Broomfield, CO. This first seminar provided the opportunity for students, alumni and local area bankers to hear directly from U.S. Congressman Barney Frank on the current legislative issues facing the industry.
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