Venue
Embassy Suites - Bloomington
Embassy Suites - Bloomington, 2800 American Boulevard West, Bloomington, MN 55431-1205, USA

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Event Date Sun Oct 27 CDT - Wed Oct 30 CDT (about 5 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Sun Oct 27 3:30pm - Wed Oct 30 1:00pm
Location Embassy Suites - Bloomington
2800 American Boulevard West, Bloomington, MN 55431-1205, USA
Region Americas
Details

In today’s community bank, the concept of risk and managing the bank’s exposure to risk is continually top-of-mind. Designed exclusively for community bankers, the new ICBA Risk Management Institute offers participants an opportunity to enrich and affirm important knowledge of risk components influencing a community bank’s function and soundness. Minimizing risk to maximize potential is a vital initiative for every community bank. This new certification program will focus on strategies surrounding bank governance, credit risk, interest rate risk, liquidity risk, operational risk, compliance risk, and legal risk. The program will also include comprehensive dialogue bringing all the risk elements together to discuss the necessary elements for a successful enterprise risk management (ERM) framework.

To earn the ICBA Risk Management Certification, participants must successfully complete:

• The Risk Management Pre-Course Assignment
• Attend the entire Institute program
• An optional pre-work session will be held the day prior to the start of the program for participants desiring additional education. This session is highly recommended for all participants, especially those with less than three years’ experience in risk management or wanting a refresher on the foundational concepts of risk management.
• Successfully pass the certification examinations

Who should attend?

Community bank risk managers or closely-related functions. The responsibility of risk management may fall upon multiple functional areas of a community bank and therefore this program is recommended for all community bankers responsible for the management of overall bank risk. This may include
senior management, risk analysts, risk specialists, auditors, compliance officers, general counsel, and more.

Speakers

2019 Sponsors

Erica Crain
Director, CLA St. Louis

Thomas Danielson
Principal, CLA Minneapolis

Amy S Koshiol
Director, National Compliance Services, CliftonLarsonAllen LLP Financial Institutions Group