IRR, Liquidity and Investment Strategies in a Challenging Environment
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
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1:00 PM CT
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2:30 PM CT
Program Description
Multiple rounds of government stimulus programs have left community banks flush with cash liquidity, and many are unsure how to deploy that liquidity given the uncertainty of deposit stability and loan demand going forward. These excess liquidity levels combined with historically low interest rates has led to record margin compression, and banks remain highly asset sensitive even though the Federal Reserve has indicated they will leave short-term rates unchanged until the end of 2022 or longer. Should banks continue holding record amounts of cash while waiting for loan demand to pick up? Or should they invest now to help fight margin compression that only threatens to be worse in 2022? This session will focus on the challenges banks face in managing liquidity, interest rate risk, and the investment portfolio in an extended low-rate environment, including specific strategies to meet those challenges successfully.
Agenda
- Topics will include:
- An Economic Overview and Outlook of Federal Reserve Policy
- A Look Inside Community Banking Balance Sheet and Performance Trends
- Best Practices for Interest Rate Risk and Liquidity Risk Management Programs
- How To Effectively Deploy Excess Liquidity to Achieve the Best Relative Value While Managing Risk
Presenter
Dale S. Sheller
Senior Vice President, The Baker Group
Dale Sheller is Senior Vice President in the Financial Strategies Group at The Baker Group. He joined the firm in 2015 after spending six years as a bank examiner with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Sheller holds a bachelor’s degree in finance and a master’s degree in business administration from Oklahoma State University. He works with clients on interest rate risk management, liquidity risk management, and regulatory issues.
Registration to the live session includes:
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One online connection
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CPE credit for registrant
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Permission to reproduce the handouts and other written material for additional attendees at your location
Only registered attendees of the live session can obtain CPE credit
Credit Hours
Earn up to 1 hour of CPE
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Level:
Intermediate
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Length:
60 Minutes
Finance - Technical
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Group Internet Based

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Cost
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Member Price:
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Non-Member Price:
Complimentary
Complimentary