This session is about getting new business in today’s tough environment...especially for community banks.
Why are some banks more successful than others? It seems that everyone in community banking knows the bank model is evolving, but few have any ideas on how to do it. We will present over 100 best practices that cover not only what you can do but how to do it!
Bank CFOs, CEOs, Board Members, ALCO teams, and other senior bank officers will all benefit from this session.
Financial strategies are continually evolving in an effort to determine the best path for achieving earnings. Whether it is growing your loan portfolio or simply finding new fee income, the challenge to create acceptable ROA and ROE performance is as difficult as we have seen for nearly 20 years.
Session 1: March 6 in Newport Beach & March 8 in Sacramento and Session 2: April 10 in Newport Beach & April 12 in Sacramento
Now in its tenth year, The Directors Certification Program is the most comprehensive bank director training program offered in California.
Passive internal oversight by the boards of directors across the financial sector was called one of the chief factors in the financial crisis. The Dodd Frank Act has increased the Board's responsibility for overseeing management decisions and protecting shareholder value. An ambitious agenda of government regulation will do little to avoid another crisis if directors are not fully prepared for the challenges the future holds.
The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) has proposed additional revisions to the reporting requirements for the Consolidated Reports of Condition and Income (Call Report)!
This comprehensive seminar will be a review of each schedule of the quarterly call report with emphasis on the extensive 2011-2012 revisions, accounting changes and regulatory guidance. Proposed revisions (now out for review and comment) are to be added to the Call Report as of the June 30, 2012, to help the agencies better understand institutions' lending activities and credit risk exposures.
The deluge of new rules and guidance from financial regulators is not diminishing, and examiners are as diligent as ever.
Once again CBA offers its annual one-day seminar designed to give bankers an opportunity to meet face-to-face in an informal setting with their regulators and examiners. This year's session will include representatives from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Franciso (FRB), the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), and the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
