ICBA Education Seminars and Institutes

Some of the most common questions the Macha office receives pertain to issues with consumer person-to-person (P2P) transfers via the ACH Network. These problems can include fraud, incorrect account numbers, and buyer’s remorse, all of which can result in financial losses for your organization.

No prior knowledge of banking or law is needed as we explore banking regulation, the dynamic business of banking, and various other regulatory and business topics. Get ready for an engaging introduction that will leave you with a firm foundation in banking law.

What are examiners prioritizing in 2024? What compliance shortcomings are getting financial institutions into trouble most often? ICBA Preferred Service Provider Ncontracts’ regulatory compliance experts will answer these questions and more in this webinar.

Continuing education is top of mind in today’s corporate world. Professionals must learn how to succeed as both a mentor and mentee. Discover how the opportunity to be both can help you grow in your career and personal life.

This event will exercise and enhance the capabilities of community banks and the financial services sector in identifying, mitigating, responding to, and recovering from cyber incidents. Registration is now closed.

Dealing with the big three check issues (forgeries, alterations, and counterfeit checks) can prove to be the most challenging situation a financial institution can encounter. These issues have a very narrow return window and no adjustment options.

Attend ICBA’s Quarterly Regulatory Compliance webinars for the very latest regulatory compliance guidance, upcoming deadlines, resources, and more.

Join ICBA experts for a quarterly update on industry news and highlights. The 75-minute briefing will include details about regulations and congressional events from inside the Capital Beltway and across the U.S. We want to hear from you; participants are encouraged to bring questions to the briefing as the ICBA experts will answer questions from community bankers during the Q&A session.

Nationwide, companies include Net Promoter Score in their performance metrics (based off the question "How likely are you to recommend Best Bank...?"). ICBA Preferred Service Provider Avannis collects the NPS for ICBA banks daily. Join to see how ICBA banks are using the membership benefit to this end. Also learn best practices to build NPS into incentives and corporate goal setting.

Understanding the complex withholding and reporting requirements applicable to Traditional and Roth IRA distributions is critical to maintaining a compliant IRA program.

Unleash the full potential of your bank, career, and industry at ICBA LIVE 2024. As the largest annual gathering of community bankers, ICBA LIVE offers you unparalleled opportunities. Connect with your peers and enrich your knowledge through thought-provoking education sessions and inspiring keynotes and celebrate the achievements of our industry.

What are the key marketing issues keeping your community bank from advancing in 2024 and beyond? Swimming in a mountain of data with no clear path forward? Searching for ways to stand out from competitors?

Family businesses have unique strengths, challenges, and needs. Talking with others in similar situations can be helpful in navigating family business issues. Join fellow community bankers and talk “peer-to-peer” about your questions including succession, governance, financial health, legacy goals, strategy, and more.

Currently, a significant majority of the deposits held by community financial institutions originate from older individuals, accounting for approximately 75%.

Micronotes, an alumni of ICBA ThinkTech, shares their invaluable learnings derived from effectively managing vast volumes of data, employing sophisticated algorithms, and leveraging diverse marketing channels tailored for community banks.

Fraud is rapidly advancing, keeping pace with the advancements in payment systems. In fact, some argue that fraud is progressing at an even more accelerated rate. A new generation of fraudsters has emerged, possessing greater knowledge and coordination than ever before.

Following the regional bank failures that occurred in 2023, community banks confront significant challenges related to maintaining liquidity, mitigating higher funding costs, and combatting margin compression.

In this ever-changing financial landscape, effectively managing the exposure of balance sheets to liquidity, interest rate fluctuation, and credit risks is of utmost importance.

As interest rates soared to generational highs last year, community banks maintained their strong profitability. However, if the trend of higher rates continues, what implications does it hold for the near future?

During periods of economic uncertainty and slower loan growth, businesses tend to adopt a more risk-averse approach to their strategies. However, this is the perfect time to introduce modifications and enhance lending processes.