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Event Date |
Tue Mar 12 MST - Wed Mar 13 MST (9 months ago)
In your timezone (EST): Tue Mar 12 3:00am - Wed Mar 13 3:00am |
Location |
The Westin Tempe
11 E 7th St, Tempe, AZ 85281, USA |
Region | Americas |
This forum is a peer-learning event that focuses on structuring, organizing, and effectively managing the commercial real estate appraisal ordering and review function in your financial institution. The forum gives chief appraisers and other credit professionals who have the responsibility for ordering and reviewing commercial real estate appraisals the opportunity to expand their knowledge on a variety of issues via structured presentations given by a lead facilitator, guest speakers who are industry experts, and open roundtable discussions with other attendees.
The presentations and discussions will cover topics related to having an independent appraisal ordering and review process that complies with all regulatory expectations. You will benefit from the problem-solving techniques discussed by your peers, regardless of the size of your institution. Expect to share information, ask questions, and exchange ideas to broaden your knowledge and understanding of the issues discussed. The forum presents an excellent opportunity for you to meet and discuss common challenges with your peers.
Learning Objectives:
• You will benefit from the problem solving techniques discussed by your peers, regardless of the size of your institution
• Takeaway and contribute intel to the peer discussions that will strengthen overall CRE acumen to better serve the bank and the borrower
• Keep abreast of the latest findings in regulations, appraisals, and market data through our speakers
Who will benefit?
• Chief appraisers at financial institutions with up to $10 billion in assets
• Managers of internal real estate appraisal orderings and review functions
• Managers of out-sourced real estate appraisal function
• Staff in appraisal departments at institutions with more than $10 billion in assets