Nov
18
Mon
The North Carolina Young Bankers will once again be hosting the Bankers in Schools program this November! This is a week-long program that allows schools from across the state to invite bankers in their communities to visit classrooms and teach a 45-minute lesson on budgeting. Volunteers will be trained and guided using a thorough curriculum, and will come prepared to teach the unique and engaging activity, designed specifically for high-school aged students. Find out more information HERE!
Nov
19
Tue
PROGRAM INFORMATION
The course is designed to prepare bankers who prospect business banking loan requests to analyze the typical metrics used to approve these requests. The instructor will provide an overview of the commercial lending environment and how lenders should consider global cash flow, loan-to-value, and other factors when assessing loan decisions. Discussions will also include mitigating credit exceptions and good prospects. Participants will be guided through case studies to reinforce concepts.
Learning objectives include:
- Calculating and analyzing global cash flow
- Evaluating guarantor strength
- Proper loan structure
- Basics of income properties
- Evaluating non-real estate collateral
Who should attend: Lending staff seeking an introductory understanding of commercial credit. We often host new business bankers and experienced branch managers with new commercial loan goals. The course will benefit lenders with loan authority and lenders operating in a centralized lending environment.
SPEAKER INFORMATION
Andy Nenni has been providing training and coaching for bankers involved in consumer and commercial lending and has created custom training programs for banking associations and financial institutions. Courses include improving sales, consumer lending basics, performing real estate evaluations, and beginner through advanced C&I and CRE underwriting skills. Andy weaves over fifteen years of banking experiences and stories into each class and uses real world examples to reinforce concepts and entertain attendees. He has served as a Personal Banker, Credit Analyst, Commercial Lender, and Chief Credit Officer in community and national banks. Andy earned a Bachelor of Science in Accounting at Kansas State University and a Masters of Business Administration at East Carolina University.
LODGING INFORMATION
The NCBA has secured a discounted rate of $159/night for our attendees at the North Raleigh Hilton. To secure this discounted rate, please use the link below.
Please note that attendees are responsible for securing their hotel reservations. Should you have any difficulty with reserving a room, please contact Courtney Quatrara at courtney.quatrara@hiltonraleighNH.com.
Dec
17
Tue
PROGRAM INFORMATION
The NCBA is partnering with Arnold & Porter on the Bank Notes of 2019 webinar series. This will be a quarterly series of webinars that are offered exclusively to NCBA members addressing regulatory issues that are most relevant to North Carolina banks.
Each Bank Notes session will include a report on:
- New Rules and Regulations
- Enforcement Actions and Trends
- M&A Activity
- 20-Minute Deep Dive – Fintech: Opportunities and Risks
Session swill be tailored to educate all aspects of banks’ operations (customer relationship personnel, BSA officers, legal, compliance, audit, operations, senior management, and directors). Each session will be 50 minutes, followed by a 10-minute Q&A session. The link will be delivered to attendees 24 hours before the program begins, and each registrant will be provided with an e-book containing the presentation materials and other supporting documents relevant to the discussion.
Speaker Information
Michael Mancusi – Partner, Arnold & Porter
Michael Mancusi represents domestic and foreign banks, credit unions, and other financial services clients in a wide range of state and federal regulatory, compliance, and enforcement matters. He also has substantial experience representing clients in government and corporate internal investigations, including entities subject to anti-money laundering requirements.
Mr. Mancusi counsels clients facing complex corporate governance and structural issues and represents clients before key state and federal bank regulatory agencies, including the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Federal Reserve, the FDIC, the National Credit Union Administration, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and the Office of Foreign Assets Control.
Kevin Toomey – Associate, Arnold & Porter
Kevin Toomey represents bank and nonbank financial services companies, along with their boards of directors, executives, and senior management, in a wide range of enforcement, regulatory, compliance, and governance matters before the federal and state banking agencies, Department of Justice, CFPB, FinCEN, and OFAC. Mr. Toomey regularly represents clients in investigative proceedings, including navigating internal and government investigations, and advises clients on issues relating to the Bank Secrecy Act and anti-money laundering requirements, consumer protection, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, and state and federal banking laws and regulations.
Jan
23
Thu
Jan 23 @ 10:00 am – 11:30 am
PROGRAM INFORMATION
Managing distressed accounts begins at the application intake stage and continues through recovery. The road is often fraught with disaster. With over 60 years of combined experience representing banks and the credit industry, Caren Enloe and Jeff Rogers will discuss their do’s and don’ts for maximizing recovery and for avoiding common pitfalls experienced by banks and other credit providers, including:
- How to properly secure your loan on the front end and prevent common issues which may jeopardize your recovery
- How to avoid common errors and liability in collecting distressed accounts
- How to protect your interests in bankruptcy without violating the automatic stay
SPEAKER INFORMATION
Caren Enloe is a partner with Smith Debnam Narron Drake Saintsing & Myers, LLP (Raleigh NC) and leads the firm’s consumer financial services litigation and compliance practice. Caren is active in several national trade groups focused on receivable management and consumer finance. She currently serves as the chair of the American Bar Association’s debt collection subcommittee and as a member of the governing committee for the Conference on Consumer Finance Law.
Jeff Rogers is a partner with Smith Debnam Narron Drake Saintsing & Myers, LLP (Raleigh NC) and leads the firm’s foreclosure and real estate litigation practices. Jeff provides both litigation and compliance services to the banking and mortgage industries.
Jan
28
Tue
Jan 28 – Jan 29 all-day
PROGRAM INFORMATION
The course is designed to prepare bankers who prospect business banking loan requests to analyze the typical metrics used to approve these requests. The instructor will provide an overview of the commercial lending environment and how lenders should consider global cash flow, loan-to-value, and other factors when assessing loan decisions. Discussions will also include mitigating credit exceptions and good prospects. Participants will be guided through case studies to reinforce concepts.
Learning objectives include:
- Calculating and analyzing global cash flow
- Evaluating guarantor strength
- Proper loan structure
- Basics of income properties
- Evaluating non-real estate collateral
Who should attend: Lending staff seeking an introductory understanding of commercial credit. We often host new business bankers and experienced branch managers with new commercial loan goals. The course will benefit lenders with loan authority and lenders operating in a centralized lending environment.
SPEAKER INFORMATION
Andy Nenni has been providing training and coaching for bankers involved in consumer and commercial lending and has created custom training programs for banking associations and financial institutions. Courses include improving sales, consumer lending basics, performing real estate evaluations, and beginner through advanced C&I and CRE underwriting skills. Andy weaves over fifteen years of banking experiences and stories into each class and uses real world examples to reinforce concepts and entertain attendees. He has served as a Personal Banker, Credit Analyst, Commercial Lender, and Chief Credit Officer in community and national banks. Andy earned a Bachelor of Science in Accounting at Kansas State University and a Masters of Business Administration at East Carolina University.
Mar
4
Wed
Mar 4 all-day
Registration will open on January 6.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
We are partnering with Blue-U Defense on this training, and will be broken into three segments:
- Surviving an Incident of Violence/Active Shooter
This course is typically provided as a foundation level course for banks, large corporations, insurance companies and associations of all sizes. Successfully surviving a sudden incident of violence is 90% mental and 10% physical skill. This course focuses on the 90% mental while concurrently providing skills to survive the 10% physical, as a last resort. - Advanced Workplace Violence – Prepare to Win! Practical and Effective Tactics and Defense
This is an advanced course that will feature hands-on drills, scenarios, criminal mind and lecture, to show attendees how powerful the tactics that we teach are, and to show, through actually doing them, that they absolutely work! Attendees will see both the role of the “good guy” and “bad guy,” to get both perspectives. Attendees will more clearly understand the tunnel vision, OODA Loop, tactics, etc that we are teaching our students to understand and overcome. - Physical Site Security and Compliance with Bank Protection Act
During this session, instructors will discuss how to conduct your own physical site security assessments utilizing their method. Their method does not entail looking at what many other organizations are looking at such as cameras, lighting, card readers, etc. Their theory is your building is your building, your people are your people, and your layout is your layout. So, how do they take what you currently have and, without spending any more money, significantly increase the safety and security of those people inside – your most valuable assets? The instructors will cover this and more!
SPEAKER INFORMATION
Terry Choate – Co-Founder & Training Specialist, Blue-U Defense
Terry Choate is a Co-Founder and Training Specialist for Blue-U Defense. He has served as Team Commander of the Monadnock Regional Special Response (SWAT) Team and for 11 years as a Lieutenant with the Jaffrey (NH) Police Department. Prior to law enforcement, Mr. Choate spent over 20 years in management positions with Fortune 500 companies. In addition, Mr. Choate’s experience with Executive Security International provides expertise in Security Surveys, Advances, Personal and Executive Protection, CCTV Surveillance, Stalking and Dangerous Human Behavior, Anti/Counter Terrorism, and Business Security.
Joe Hileman – Co-Founder & Training Specialist, Blue-U Defense
Joe Hileman is a Co-Founder and Training Specialist for Blue-U Defense. He served as the Assistant Team Commander of the Monadnock Regional Special Response (SWAT) Team and for 11 years as a Detective with the Jaffrey (NH) Police Department. Prior to his career in Law Enforcement, he served as Security Supervisor at the corporate management level of a Fortune 500 company. Mr. Hileman holds two A.A. degrees in Criminal Justice – Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice – Corrections, Probation, and Parole.
LODGING INFORMATION
The NCBA has secured a discounted rate of $139/night for our attendees at the Greensboro – High Point Marriott. To secure this discounted rate, please call the hotel directly at 336-852-6450 and ask for the NC Bankers rate for the night of March 3. The last day to secure this discounted rate is February 11.
Please note that attendees are responsible for securing their hotel reservations.
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