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Thursday, July 9, 2009, 2:00 p.m. Eastern – 75 minutes
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Join NASCUS for the first of a three part series on Asset Liability Management (ALM). This session will offer formal education in interpreting Asset Liability Management tools such as gap, net interest income (NII) and net economic value (NEV).
Changes in interest rates can impact an institution’s income. This session will begin with a review of two fundamental asset liability management tools, gap and NII, which can be used to manage and monitor interest risk. Interpretations, calculations and limitations of these tools will also be discussed. Building on these fundamentals, attendees will examine net economic value (NEV), its importance in balance sheet management and how it is calculated. They will also review how to interpret the results of an NEV analysis in order to assess an institution’s interest rate risk.
This webinar is open to both credit union staff and examiners. Part 2 will be on Thursday, July 23 at 2:00 p.m. and will cover investment strategies in today’s environment. Part 3 will be chosen by participants of the first two parts of the series based on feedback from the first two presentations.
The three part webinar series can be attended as individual webinars or as a two or three part series for a reduced price. For more information on registration, visit the registration page, or contact Ryan Taylor at ryan@nascus.org.
Part 1 Speaker: Stacey Wilkerson, Financial Advisor, ALM First Financial Advisors
NASCUS will continue its work to defend against preemption in its advocacy efforts on behalf of state regulators and state-chartered credit unions on the regulatory and legislative levels.
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