DALLAS– Registration has opened for ALM First’s 2024 Financial Institute, set for March 24-27, 2024 at the Las Colinas Resort in Texas.
“This must-attend event provides continuing education, financial analyst training, current market trends and industry updates to ensure everyone involved in managing or monitoring the balance sheet remains current with timely insights designed to have a direct impact on the success of your financial institution,” the company said.
ALM First said the meeting is ideal for board directors, financial analysts, treasury staff, C-suite level executives, and others involved in their financial institution’s balance sheet.
“This is an exciting opportunity for financial professionals of all levels to obtain pertinent information and enhance their understanding of finance and treasury functions that directly benefit current goals and inform future strategies,” said CEO Emily Hollis. “This year’s event will provide our clients with networking opportunities to engage directly with their peers and ALM First’s experienced team.”
Three Tracks
According to ALM First, the 2024 Financial Institute’s three learning tracks, Board, Fundamental, and Funds Management, are “specifically tailored to meet the knowledge level of attendees and best serve their role within the institution.”
In addition to the breakout tracks, general sessions will offer an economic overview, a regulatory update, and discussions on industry hot topics, the company said.
The conference will also feature several networking opportunities, including three evening events, as part of the registration fee.
Attendees may earn up to 16.2 CPE credits.
Online registration is now open for the annual three-day educational conference, with early-bird pricing available through Friday, Feb. 16.
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