The Contingency Funding Plan – Creating One That Works For You
Thursday, December 10th
2:00 pm EST
90 Minutes
No Charge to Attend
For most community bankers, liquidity risk has been defined by a number of ratios that we calculate each quarter. Though this kind of risk assessment continues to be of value, regulators are now focused on more dynamic methods of measurement. This new approach is encompassed in a bank’s Contingency Funding Plan (CFP) and making certain you have one should be one of your high priorities during 2009. Understanding this shift from static to dynamic liquidity analysis mirrors the change we faced when moving from GAP to Income Simulation as it relates to interest rate risk. Thus moving forward with a good CFP just makes sense.
Please join Karl Nelson and Bruce Hinkle for a discussion of the key components of a CFP and review a sample plan that is in use throughout the United States today. Our session will provide each participant with the following key “Takeaways”:
- A Sample CFP
- A Pricing Concepts Review
- A Review of Key Wholesale Funding Options
- An In Depth Look at the Federal Reserve and their tools for survival in 2009.
Please click here to register for this complimentary informative session.
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