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CU1818
Credit Union Commercial Lending - New Freedoms, New Challenges…Now What?
Date
October 24, 2018
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: Conference on Credit Unions 2018
The recent changes in NCUA business lending regulations have opened a world of opportunity for credit unions. At the same time, credit union boards and senior management are now charged with more thorough oversight of the MBL portfolio and operations. This lively session will look at regulatory impacts on governance, policy requirements, internal controls, auditing, portfolio management, and best practices for business loans as well as participations. You’ll walk away with a laundry list of areas that should be addressed to take advantage of and comply with the new NCUA and State Commercial Lending regulations.
- Learn all about the new NCUA and State Commercial Lending Regulations and how they are being implemented
- Learn what state and NCUA examiners are expecting of Credit Unions in this new age of Commercial Lending
- How to use this new regulatory freedom to grow your business lending program and improve your Credit Unions profitability
Speaker
VP/Senior Business Services Officer, CU Business Group
General
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