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Understanding the New Interagency Appraisal
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- April 26 – Webinar
Fundamentals
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Directors
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Chairman's Forum
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Learn
How the New Regs Affect Compensation
The
economic environment continues to be challenging, and the
banking industry continues to be troubled. Asset and credit quality as well as capital are top
priorities with industry consolidation anticipated as an
emerging issue. Simply stated, safety and soundness is
certainly the rule of the day. Legislation or regulations have
been released by every banking industry regulatory agency,
Congress, and the SEC. Newly released legislation seems
focused on preventing the types of compensation packages that
were perceived to contribute to the recent economic downturn.
And an interesting twist today is that preservation of an
organization, and its inherent stability, explicitly
supersedes shareholder and executive interests. Click
here to view the full version of the 9th edition of the
McLagan/Amalfi Consulting White Paper on current compensation
trends in the banking industry.
The
Next Challenge?
Charles Thayer,
Chairman, American Association of Bank Directors
Is your
board ready for the next potential financial and regulatory
crisis? The economy may be recovering from the credit crisis
but economic and regulatory policies have set the stage for
interest rate risk to be your board’s next challenge.
<read more>
Are
You Ready for the New Merger & Acquisition Market?
Philip Smith, Gerrish, McCreary Smith
The past
couple of years have had little merger and acquisition
activity, other than failed institutions. However, 2011 is
already showing signs of acquisition activity, but the market
that is to come will likely be different than what we have
historically seen.
<read more>
Game
Changing Regulations – Does Your Board Have What it Takes to
Adapt?
Randall Roth, Vitex, Inc.
Trickle
down regulations are impacting the independent bank like never
before. As a result, boards need to take a bigger role in
looking deeply at how change can and will impact theirs banks.
Is yours ready?
<read more>
Regulators
and Legislators Continue Assault on Executive Compensation
Rules
Henry Oehmann and Jim Pulsipher, Grant Thornton LLP
Congress
and federal regulators have continued an unprecedented
clampdown on all aspects of executive and incentive
compensation over the past eight months, especially in the
financial services industry. Learn more about the guidance,
legislation and regulations that have been released, and what
your banks need to know.
<read more>
There
is a growing trend
of insurers analyzing enforcement actions and call reports to
determine changes in a bank’s risk profile, its future
viability and potential claims cost if the bank fails.
Sometimes this leads to the FDIC suing the bank’s directors
and officers. Don’t let your bank’s insurance lack the
coverage you need. Look to WIB-endorsed partner Independent
Bankers Insurance Services for a complete review of your
current policy. Learn
more.
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