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Program Title : Developing a Liquidity Contingency Plan
Date : Tuesday, March 16th, 2010
Time : 3:00 - 4:30 PM Eastern Time
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About The Program :
Recent disruptions in the credit and capital markets have exposed weaknesses in liquidity risk measurement and management. This webinar will provide the tools necessary to fully meet the requirements of FIL-84-2008 Liquidity Risk Management. It will also address the impact of FIL-25-2009, which places interest rate restrictions on banks that are less-than-well capitalized. More importantly, this webinar will establish the methodology for you and your bank to be proactive in understanding your specific liquidity risk and to make decisions that will avert a significant liquidity event. While this knowledge is important for all banks, it is critically important for banks that face regulatory challenges.

Topics Covered :
  • How to establish a pro forma cash flow projecting future sources and uses of funds
  • How to stress liquidity and the impact of that stress
  • The key components of an effective Contingency Funding Plan (CFP)
  • How to determine and then minimize the negative impact on liquidity from a loss of brokered deposits
  • The impact of other significant liquidity changes if your bank becomes stressed:
  • • Federal Home Loan Bank – additional hair cut
  • • Loss of federal funds lines
  • • Restriction on maximum deposit rates.
  • • Deposit withdrawals
  • How to apply for a waiver from the maximum national deposit rate if your bank is in a high-rate market.

About The Presenter : Gary J. Young, CEO, Young & Associates, Inc.
Gary J. Young is Chief Executive Officer of Young & Associates, Inc. During 30 years in bank consulting and 42 years in the banking industry, he has assisted hundreds of community banks from coast-to-coast with improving shareholder value and profit, establishing effective strategic plans, regulatory concerns, budgeting, asset/liability management, expansion planning, and mergers and acquisitions. Gary is a popular speaker due to his practical and valuable insight and has conducted seminars throughout the United States and in Europe. Gary is on the board of two community banks, manages a bank investment fund, and is a co-founder of Capital Market Securities, Inc., which assists community banks with mergers and acquisitions.

Who Should Attend :
This informative session is designed for community bank presidents, CFOs, and board members who want to be proactive in dealing with bank liquidity issues.PLEASE NOTE: Your registration fee allows you to have one telephone connection. However, as many people as you like may listen from your office speaker phone. If you register for the webinar, your registration fee also includes one internet connection from a single computer terminal.


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Program Fees:
Live Webinar ................ VACB Member: $250
Non-Member: $500
On-Demand Webcast with CD ................ VACB Member: $250
Non-Member: $500
Live Webinar, on demand link and free CD ................ VACB Member: $275
Non-Member: $550

What is a Teleseminar / Webcast?
This training method allows unlimited listeners on your office speaker phone. By choosing the webcast option, participants will also be able to view online visuals as the presentation is delivered. Registrants receive a toll-free number and pass code that will allow entrance to the seminar. The session will be one hour and fifteen minutes in length with an additional fifteen minutes for questions and answers. Seminar materials will be sent prior to the broadcast along with hook up instructions. Your pin number, hookup instructions and handouts can be emailed to you or sent U.S. Mail. If you would like them emailed, you will need the most current version of Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is available for free at www.adobe.com. Registration is not complete without payment of fee. Upon payment of fee the hookup instructions will be forwarded to you for participation in our live Teleseminars / Webinars.




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