ARLINGTON, Va.—NAFCU said it is now offering a free, on-demand webinar designed to help credit unions evaluate their liquidity and other factors in the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank collapses.
According to NAFCU, the webinar addresses questions and concerns on short-term and long-term liquidity management and analysis, opportunities and risks that could arise from member actions, and the importance of maintaining trust and communication with members.
Key Takeaways
NAFCU said key takeaways will include:
- Opportunity for attendees to “enlighten your thought process and strategies regarding the position of your credit union and considerations around potential actions”
- Opportunity to understand how evaluating liquidity, ranging from expectations to stress events, from three levels helps CUs gain perspective on how much a CU may directly control, versus liquidity that is reliant on others
- A chance to explore examples of critical thinking around the potential outcomes that a CU may want to examine
In addition, NAFCU Certified Risk Managers will earn a continuing education credit for attending, NAFCU noted.
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