Developing an Effective Deposit Pricing Process
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Access available June 27–December 27, 2008
Tuition: $219 for the archive webinar (live webinar not included)
ABOUT THIS ARCHIVE WEBINAR
Focus on three key aspects of an effective deposit pricing process: a best practices process, deposit math, and segmentation strategies. In this session, Tom Farin will discuss linking deposit pricing to the ALCO process, converting a reactive process into a proactive process, and the development of deposit pricing strategies at the sector level. He will introduce the use of benchmark rates and marginal cost as decision making tools as well as illustrate the value of tracking systems. Finally he will use examples out of the current rate environment to illustrate the use of segmentation strategies that allow credit unions to compete for rate sensitive members while controlling funding costs.
Through this webinar you will:
- Understand the key components of a best practices deposit pricing process and understand how to integrate deposit pricing into ALCO
- Explore how to use benchmark rates and marginal cost in making deposit pricing decisions
- Determine how to compete for rate sensitive funds and design deposit products aimed at specific member constituencies
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This webinar is beneficial for financial management staff, accounting staff, management, or any other credit union staff who desire to learn more about financial management issues.
Affiliation with CUNA/League is required for attendance.
INSTRUCTORS
Thomas A. Farin
Thomas is the president of Farin and Associates, Inc., a firm best known for developing and marketing software, seminars, education, and consulting in financial institution asset-liability management. He is a widely-known financial industry lecturer and consultant. He has delivered national educational programs for financial institutions, including Credit Union National Association. He has served on the faculty of four major national financial institution schools including CUNA Management School, and has been a featured speaker at a number of regional programs sponsored by state and regional trade associations. Tom is the author of three separate books on financial institution asset-liability management and a popular asset-liability newsletter.
ARCHIVE WEBINAR OVERVIEW
Archived CUNA Webinars enable staff to pick up new skills and keep up with daily responsibilities. Viewing a archived webinar will enable you to see and hear a presentation, questions of the instructor, and refer to handouts. You need only a computer with an Internet connection and speakers. If you have a computer projection screen, it's easy to provide this training to a whole roomful of staff!
Use our 90- to 120-minute archived webinars as part of a full day of training by gaining knowledge and ideas at the webinar, then spend some time discussing how the new information applies to your credit union.
A single session archived webinar will be made available usually within 48 hours of the live event and a two session archived webinar will be made available within 48 hours of the conclusion of the second session. By registering for this archived webinar, you will receive unlimited access until the end date listed above. No access to this archived webinar is provided after the end date listed above.
CANCELLATIONS
The last day for cancellations was June 26, 2008. Substitutions are accepted anytime prior to June 27, 2008 at no additional cost. Simply fax event and contact information, listing the new participant and who they will be replacing.
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