Join us Tuesday, March 11, for the 35th Annual Bank Director Current Issues Seminar, a premier event designed for community bank directors and CEOs. This half-day session offers a unique opportunity to gain insights on the most pressing issues facing banks today.
You’ll hear from top industry experts on the state of community banking, safety and soundness strategies, bank profitability, and cybersecurity. Plus, you’ll engage in a dynamic panel discussion about director fiduciary duty and why it’s critically important to your director role.
This seminar is an essential event for bank directors looking to stay informed and proactive in navigating the complexities of the banking industry. Register your bank directors today and ensure your institution is well-prepared for the opportunities ahead.
To attend the Annual Bank Director Current Issues Seminar, you must be fully registered for ICBA LIVE. Visit icba.org/LIVE to learn more and register or call 800-422-7285 and ask for an ICBA Events team member.
Banks enrolled in the ICBA Bank Director Program receive a special discount on registration.
4 hours
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REGISTRATION OPTIONS |
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT |
FINAL DISCOUNT |
REGULAR |
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Banks enrolled in ICBA Bank Director Program |
$199 |
$249 |
$299 |
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Banks not enrolled in ICBA Bank Director Program |
$249 |
$299 |
$349 |
(Schedule subject to change.)
Economic forces have whipsawed the banking industry over the past five years. Are we now experiencing a return to normalcy, and if so, what does the new normal look like? In every challenge there are opportunities to sow the seeds for future success. By examining liquidity, credit, taxes, and growth we can make informed predictions about what lies ahead. Focus given to what the regulatory, legislative, and economic environments mean for M&A.
In recent years we have survived a pandemic, historical growth in money supply followed by the first decline in money supply in a hundred years, and the largest interest rate hike in 50 years. Despite this extreme volatility, the overwhelming majority of U.S. banks continue to be profitable, albeit not as profitable as the prior two years. There are valuable lessons from these experiences that can help us understand our bank’s risk profile, liquidity and capital adequacy, as well as how we can position to be more profitable in the future.