January 31, 2018
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Industry Representation
Legislative Updates
Member Services
Conferences
Conventions
Schools
Webinars
Banker Regulatory Forums
Compliance
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Register today to join us and your peers for a unique opportunity to network with your colleagues, discuss key upcoming legislation and meet with your legislators.
At 3:30, hear an update from Georgia Trend Magazine's 2017 Man of the Year, Gary Black, Commissioner, Georgia Department of Agriculture. Since agriculture is our state's biggest economic driver, it will be very beneficial to hear Commissioner Black's outlook for our state's agricultural sector. We are honored he's joining us to speak on this important industry which impacts many of Georgia's community banks. Then, beginning at 4:30 pm, enjoy cocktails and hors d'oeuvres while you network. Please click here to register.
Wednesday, February 7, 2018 | 3:30 - 6:00 pm
The Empire Room, 20th Floor, West Tower | Sloppy Floyd Building
(across the corner from the Capitol Building)
At 3:30, hear an update from Georgia Trend Magazine's 2017 Man of the Year, Gary Black, Commissioner, Georgia Department of Agriculture. Since agriculture is our state's biggest economic driver, it will be very beneficial to hear Commissioner Black's outlook for our state's agricultural sector. We are honored he's joining us to speak on this important industry which impacts many of Georgia's community banks. Then, beginning at 4:30 pm, enjoy cocktails and hors d'oeuvres while you network. Please click here to register.
Wednesday, February 7, 2018 | 3:30 - 6:00 pm
The Empire Room, 20th Floor, West Tower | Sloppy Floyd Building
(across the corner from the Capitol Building)
Thank You to the Event's Exclusive Sponsor
Megabank Lobbying Threatens Community Bank Relief Bill
Megabank lobbyists are jeopardizing legislation providing regulatory relief for community banks. As reported by Reuters, Wall Street advocates are trying to expand the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act (S. 2155) after it passes through the Senate.
The report illustrates the key remaining challenge facing the bipartisan legislation—keeping it focused on community banks to avoid allowing large banks to sour the strong bipartisan support it enjoys. As a coalition of 43 state community banking associations noted in a letter to the Senate last week, the bill’s original cosponsors include 11 Republicans, 11 Democrats and one Independent. The legislation includes numerous provisions to provide relief from mortgage, capital, and data-reporting rules, among others.
In addition, ICBA and a coalition of other financial trade groups called on Senate leaders to take up the bill. The joint letter with the American Bankers Association, Credit Union National Association, and National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions cited the bill’s strong bipartisan support.
“At a time of frequent congressional gridlock in Washington, this bipartisan legislation is a shining example of how our elected leaders can advance necessary solutions by working together and across the aisle,” the coalition wrote.
Click here to tweet your senators. Click here to email your senators.
Megabank lobbyists are jeopardizing legislation providing regulatory relief for community banks. As reported by Reuters, Wall Street advocates are trying to expand the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act (S. 2155) after it passes through the Senate.
The report illustrates the key remaining challenge facing the bipartisan legislation—keeping it focused on community banks to avoid allowing large banks to sour the strong bipartisan support it enjoys. As a coalition of 43 state community banking associations noted in a letter to the Senate last week, the bill’s original cosponsors include 11 Republicans, 11 Democrats and one Independent. The legislation includes numerous provisions to provide relief from mortgage, capital, and data-reporting rules, among others.
In addition, ICBA and a coalition of other financial trade groups called on Senate leaders to take up the bill. The joint letter with the American Bankers Association, Credit Union National Association, and National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions cited the bill’s strong bipartisan support.
“At a time of frequent congressional gridlock in Washington, this bipartisan legislation is a shining example of how our elected leaders can advance necessary solutions by working together and across the aisle,” the coalition wrote.
Click here to tweet your senators. Click here to email your senators.
House Passes Bill Offering Thrift Charter Flexibility
The House passed legislation that would create a new national charter option for federal savings associations. Under the Federal Savings Association Charter Flexibility Act of 2017 (H.R. 1426), federal thrifts could elect to be regulated as a Covered Savings Association with authority to exercise the full range of national bank powers.
The legislation, introduced by Rep. Keith Rothfus (R-Pa.), would provide flexibility for institutions to choose the business model that best suits their communities without having to convert to a national bank charter. Inspired by ICBA’s Plan for Prosperity regulatory relief platform, the policy is also a provision of the bipartisan Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act (S. 2155).
The House passed legislation that would create a new national charter option for federal savings associations. Under the Federal Savings Association Charter Flexibility Act of 2017 (H.R. 1426), federal thrifts could elect to be regulated as a Covered Savings Association with authority to exercise the full range of national bank powers.
The legislation, introduced by Rep. Keith Rothfus (R-Pa.), would provide flexibility for institutions to choose the business model that best suits their communities without having to convert to a national bank charter. Inspired by ICBA’s Plan for Prosperity regulatory relief platform, the policy is also a provision of the bipartisan Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act (S. 2155).
‘Jackpotting’ ATM Attacks Arrive in U.S.
The U.S. Secret Service is warning financial institutions about cybercriminals who are using malicious software to get ATMs to cough up cash on demand. As reported in the KrebsOnSecurity security blog, this “jackpotting” scheme arrived in the United States last week. Long a threat to banks in Europe and Asia, scammers are now reportedly targeting Diebold units.
Save the date for the CBA Cyber Risk Summit being held August 23-24, 2018 in Savannah. Click here to learn about the CBA Cyber Webinar Series l.
The U.S. Secret Service is warning financial institutions about cybercriminals who are using malicious software to get ATMs to cough up cash on demand. As reported in the KrebsOnSecurity security blog, this “jackpotting” scheme arrived in the United States last week. Long a threat to banks in Europe and Asia, scammers are now reportedly targeting Diebold units.
Save the date for the CBA Cyber Risk Summit being held August 23-24, 2018 in Savannah. Click here to learn about the CBA Cyber Webinar Series l.
GDP Rises 2.6% in Q4: Advance Estimate
The gross domestic product rose 2.6 percent in the fourth quarter of 2017, according to the Commerce Department’s advance estimate. The GDP rose 3.2 percent in the third quarter. The second estimate for fourth-quarter growth will be released Feb. 28.
Separately, orders for manufactured durable goods rose 2.9 percent in December and are up four of the past five months, Commerce said. Excluding the volatile transportation sector, which bolstered growth due to a 15.9 percent increase in civilization aircraft and parts, orders rose 0.6 percent.
The gross domestic product rose 2.6 percent in the fourth quarter of 2017, according to the Commerce Department’s advance estimate. The GDP rose 3.2 percent in the third quarter. The second estimate for fourth-quarter growth will be released Feb. 28.
Separately, orders for manufactured durable goods rose 2.9 percent in December and are up four of the past five months, Commerce said. Excluding the volatile transportation sector, which bolstered growth due to a 15.9 percent increase in civilization aircraft and parts, orders rose 0.6 percent.
Weak Spot in Banks' Earnings: Fee Income
It wasn’t long ago that fee income was a key driver of banks’ quarter-over-quarter earnings growth. With rock-bottom interest rates suppressing profits on loans, banks relied heavily on fees from activities like trading, brokerage and mortgage refinancing to make their numbers.
In recent quarters, though, the tables have turned. At many banks, net interest income is now growing at a double-digit pace thanks largely to rising interest rates, while fee income has essentially remained flat. And judging by fourth-quarter earnings results, it’s a trend that appears to be accelerating. Read more in American Banker.
It wasn’t long ago that fee income was a key driver of banks’ quarter-over-quarter earnings growth. With rock-bottom interest rates suppressing profits on loans, banks relied heavily on fees from activities like trading, brokerage and mortgage refinancing to make their numbers.
In recent quarters, though, the tables have turned. At many banks, net interest income is now growing at a double-digit pace thanks largely to rising interest rates, while fee income has essentially remained flat. And judging by fourth-quarter earnings results, it’s a trend that appears to be accelerating. Read more in American Banker.
FDIC Nominee Advocates Relief as Powell Confirmed for Fed
President Donald Trump’s nominee to head the FDIC repeatedly advocated regulatory relief for community banks in an appearance before Congress last week. Testifying at a Senate Banking Committee nomination hearing, Jelena McWilliams indicated support for a community bank exemption from the Volcker Rule, simpler capital rules, and an environment more conducive to de novo charters. In a letter before the hearing, ICBA expressed support for the McWilliams nomination, citing her extensive financial services experience and regulatory background.
Separately, the Senate confirmed the nomination of Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell for Fed chairman. Powell, who has served on the Fed board since 2012, was approved on an 85-12 vote.
President Donald Trump’s nominee to head the FDIC repeatedly advocated regulatory relief for community banks in an appearance before Congress last week. Testifying at a Senate Banking Committee nomination hearing, Jelena McWilliams indicated support for a community bank exemption from the Volcker Rule, simpler capital rules, and an environment more conducive to de novo charters. In a letter before the hearing, ICBA expressed support for the McWilliams nomination, citing her extensive financial services experience and regulatory background.
Separately, the Senate confirmed the nomination of Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell for Fed chairman. Powell, who has served on the Fed board since 2012, was approved on an 85-12 vote.
CFPB Amends, Delays Prepaid Rule
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finalized updates to its 2016 prepaid rule and extended the effective date of the rule by one year to April 2019. The rule establishes requirements for treating funds on lost or stolen cards, error resolution and investigation, fee disclosures, and more. The changes adjust requirements for resolving errors on unregistered accounts and provide greater flexibility for credit cards linked to digital wallets. Read More from the CFPB.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finalized updates to its 2016 prepaid rule and extended the effective date of the rule by one year to April 2019. The rule establishes requirements for treating funds on lost or stolen cards, error resolution and investigation, fee disclosures, and more. The changes adjust requirements for resolving errors on unregistered accounts and provide greater flexibility for credit cards linked to digital wallets. Read More from the CFPB.
"The CFPB Has Pushed Its Last Envelope"
Last week, The Wall Street Journal published an editorial piece from Mick Mulvaney, Acting Director of the CFPB. In it, Mulvaney details his approach to his new position, and his view on how his predecessor, Richard Cordray, sought to "push the envelope":
"It is not appropriate for any government entity to 'push the envelope' when it comes into conflict with our citizens. We have the power to do damage to people that could linger for years and cost them their jobs, their savings and their homes. If the CFPB loses a court case because we 'pushed too hard,' we simply move on to the next matter. But where do those we charged go to get their time, their money and their good names back? If a company closes its doors under the weight of a multiyear Civil Investigative Demand, we still have jobs at CFPB. But what about the workers who are laid off as a result?" Read more from Mick Mulvaney.
Last week, The Wall Street Journal published an editorial piece from Mick Mulvaney, Acting Director of the CFPB. In it, Mulvaney details his approach to his new position, and his view on how his predecessor, Richard Cordray, sought to "push the envelope":
"It is not appropriate for any government entity to 'push the envelope' when it comes into conflict with our citizens. We have the power to do damage to people that could linger for years and cost them their jobs, their savings and their homes. If the CFPB loses a court case because we 'pushed too hard,' we simply move on to the next matter. But where do those we charged go to get their time, their money and their good names back? If a company closes its doors under the weight of a multiyear Civil Investigative Demand, we still have jobs at CFPB. But what about the workers who are laid off as a result?" Read more from Mick Mulvaney.
2018 ICBA Capital Summit
April 8 - 11, 2018 at The Grand Hyatt Washington Hotel
Ready to impact change for community banking? Join us and community bankers from across the U.S. at the ICBA Capital Summit.
The ICBA Capital Summit is where community bankers from across the U.S. rally in DC to discuss key issues with legislative stakeholders and influence meaningful relief for our industry. This year, we’re converging on DC to discuss access to capital, regulatory and tax relief, mortgage reform, and agricultural lending.
Join fellow Georgia community bankers as we influence change and propel our industry forward at the ICBA Capital Summit. Learn more and register. If you plan on attending the event, please notify Rob Braswell.
April 8 - 11, 2018 at The Grand Hyatt Washington Hotel
Ready to impact change for community banking? Join us and community bankers from across the U.S. at the ICBA Capital Summit.
The ICBA Capital Summit is where community bankers from across the U.S. rally in DC to discuss key issues with legislative stakeholders and influence meaningful relief for our industry. This year, we’re converging on DC to discuss access to capital, regulatory and tax relief, mortgage reform, and agricultural lending.
Join fellow Georgia community bankers as we influence change and propel our industry forward at the ICBA Capital Summit. Learn more and register. If you plan on attending the event, please notify Rob Braswell.
Successful Strategies Require INSIGHT
The Baker Group’s Interest Rate Risk and Investment Strategies Seminar
April 12-13, 2018 | The Henderson | Destin, Florida
The Baker Group, a CBA Endorsed Member Company, has long been known for its proven software and products, but it takes insight to make sound, strategic decisions. For financial institutions, insight can be defined as the ability to see what others may not see.
The Baker Group’s Interest Rate Risk and Investment Strategies Seminar was developed specifically for managers of financial institutions. Designed to meet the challenges of 2018, it is an in-depth examination of current topics including:
The Baker Group’s Interest Rate Risk and Investment Strategies Seminar
April 12-13, 2018 | The Henderson | Destin, Florida
The Baker Group, a CBA Endorsed Member Company, has long been known for its proven software and products, but it takes insight to make sound, strategic decisions. For financial institutions, insight can be defined as the ability to see what others may not see.
The Baker Group’s Interest Rate Risk and Investment Strategies Seminar was developed specifically for managers of financial institutions. Designed to meet the challenges of 2018, it is an in-depth examination of current topics including:
- Market Conditions and the Banking Environment
- Interest Rates, Liquidity, and Balance Sheet Strategies: Everything’s a Cycle
- Modeling Interest Rate Risk: Best Practices and Regulatory Compliance
- Investment Strategy and Security Selection for Each Rate Environment
- Municipal Bonds and the Pension Crisis: How to Develop a Process to Protect Your Portfolio
- Techniques for Managing MBS to Minimize Prepay Volatility
- Liquidity, Cash Flow, and the Bond Portfolio
Celebrate 50 Years of Community Banking!
Get ready for a landmark celebration and plan to join us June 21-24, 2018, as we celebrate CBA's 50th Anniversary Convention & Mini-Trade Show in Point Clear, Alabama.
Check out the full brochure for information on:
Get ready for a landmark celebration and plan to join us June 21-24, 2018, as we celebrate CBA's 50th Anniversary Convention & Mini-Trade Show in Point Clear, Alabama.
Check out the full brochure for information on:
- Welcome Reception - Cake, Coffee & Cocktails
- Beach & Dessert Party
- Silent & Live Auctions
- Keynote Speaker: Mike Huckabee
- Bank Directors Break-Out Session
- Additional Speakers
- 5K and Kids Fun Run
- Battle of the Boards
- 7-Minute Spotlights
- Lifetime Service Awards
- and Much More!
Get ready for a landmark celebration: CBA's 50th Anniversary Convention & Mini-Trade Show, Grand Hotel Marriott Resort & Spa, Point Clear, AL, Thursday- Sunday, June 21-24, 2018! Learn more and register.
2018 Bankers as Buyers Now Available
Free Report from CBA Endorsed Member Company William Mills Agency
U.S. financial institutions are entering 2018 in better financial shape than in many years. This financial upturn provides great opportunity for growth and future innovation for banks and credit unions across the country.
Each year William Mills Agency invests considerable time and resources to research and better understand what impacts technology spending within the financial industry. William Mills is excited to announce the availability of Bankers as Buyers 2018 — a collection of research, observations and articles highlighting the technology solutions and services that U.S. bankers will buy in 2018.
Some of the prominent trends featured in this year's report include Mobile Developments, Faster Payments, Application Program Interfaces (APIs), Channel Integration, and Future Innovation. Click here to access the free 2018 report of Bankers as Buyers.
Free Report from CBA Endorsed Member Company William Mills Agency
U.S. financial institutions are entering 2018 in better financial shape than in many years. This financial upturn provides great opportunity for growth and future innovation for banks and credit unions across the country.
Each year William Mills Agency invests considerable time and resources to research and better understand what impacts technology spending within the financial industry. William Mills is excited to announce the availability of Bankers as Buyers 2018 — a collection of research, observations and articles highlighting the technology solutions and services that U.S. bankers will buy in 2018.
Some of the prominent trends featured in this year's report include Mobile Developments, Faster Payments, Application Program Interfaces (APIs), Channel Integration, and Future Innovation. Click here to access the free 2018 report of Bankers as Buyers.
2018 Reg Focus: Bank Secrecy Act/Anti-Money Laundering
In 2018, one area of focus for the regulatory agencies will be the Bank Secrecy Act/Anti-money laundering (BSA/AML) compliance management; and “change” management to address new regulatory requirements. One way to help you minimize your BSA/AML risk is to ensure you a have a well-trained staff. Below are two upcoming BSA/AML training opportunities for you to consider. For assistance, please contact the CBA Education Department.
In 2018, one area of focus for the regulatory agencies will be the Bank Secrecy Act/Anti-money laundering (BSA/AML) compliance management; and “change” management to address new regulatory requirements. One way to help you minimize your BSA/AML risk is to ensure you a have a well-trained staff. Below are two upcoming BSA/AML training opportunities for you to consider. For assistance, please contact the CBA Education Department.
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This 4½ day school is designed to take the student through the process of commercial lending to develop and advance the skills necessary to administer quality commercial loans. We invite you to register today for the March 12-16, 2018 Commercial Lending School and come learn from local and national industry experts while networking with other community bank commercial lenders. To learn more, click here for draft agenda.
Making Equipment Loans Great Again
FREE Webinar from CBA Associate Member BancLeasing
Thursday, February 22, 2018 | 1:30 PM - 2:15 PM EST
In this webinar hosted by BancLeasing, learn why community banks need to offer an equipment leasing option to their customers – and make equipment loans great again! In this complimentary webinar, you will learn how to:
FREE Webinar from CBA Associate Member BancLeasing
Thursday, February 22, 2018 | 1:30 PM - 2:15 PM EST
In this webinar hosted by BancLeasing, learn why community banks need to offer an equipment leasing option to their customers – and make equipment loans great again! In this complimentary webinar, you will learn how to:
- Add quality C&I loans
- Expand Existing Relationships
- Protect your bank’s most valuable asset – your customer base – from competitors
- Build and invest in your local communities
2017-2018 Archived Webinars
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed!
The CBA offers over 150 webinars each year. Once a live webinar has been held, the CBA records and archives the webinar for your convenience. The archived webinar is available via a digital download/web link. The web link is valid for six months from the date of the live webinar and includes:
The fee to purchase an archived webinar is $250 per webinar. Plus, you may share the web link with other employees at no additional fee. To view a list of available archived webinars, click here. To view a listing of upcoming live webinars, click here. To learn about a webinar series, click here. For assistance, contact the CBA Education Department.
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed!
The CBA offers over 150 webinars each year. Once a live webinar has been held, the CBA records and archives the webinar for your convenience. The archived webinar is available via a digital download/web link. The web link is valid for six months from the date of the live webinar and includes:
- Recording of the Live Webinar
- Speaker Handouts and Take-Away Toolkit
- Available on Desktop, Mobile & Tablet
- Opportunity to contact Speaker with Questions
The fee to purchase an archived webinar is $250 per webinar. Plus, you may share the web link with other employees at no additional fee. To view a list of available archived webinars, click here. To view a listing of upcoming live webinars, click here. To learn about a webinar series, click here. For assistance, contact the CBA Education Department.
Oconee State Bank Named Oconee County Business of the Year
Congratulations to Oconee State Bank, Watkinsville, for was recently awarded the 2017 Business of the Year. The award was presented to bank President & CEO Neil Stevens at the Oconee County of Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting.
Congratulations to Oconee State Bank, Watkinsville, for was recently awarded the 2017 Business of the Year. The award was presented to bank President & CEO Neil Stevens at the Oconee County of Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting.
Bank of Monticello Honored by Chamber of Commerce
Congratulations to Bank of Monticello for recently being named Business of the Year by the Monticello-Jasper County Chamber of Commerce. A plaque was presented to the bank's Chairman, Don Kelly, at the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner meeting at Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center.
Congratulations to Bank of Monticello for recently being named Business of the Year by the Monticello-Jasper County Chamber of Commerce. A plaque was presented to the bank's Chairman, Don Kelly, at the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner meeting at Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center.
Additional congratulations to Janet Davis who was named Citizen of the Year. Janet retired from the bank after 36 years of faithful service, then hired part time, and continues to work today 20 years later. Janet was presented a plaque from the Chamber of Commerce by Don Kelly. She also received a commendation from the office of Congressman Jody Hice, presented by Carolyn Dallas. Read more.
Meet the CBA Team!
Can you guess which CBA team member this is? Get to know us with a different member of our team featured each month!
Can you guess which CBA team member this is? Get to know us with a different member of our team featured each month!
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Peach State Bank & Trust - Gainesville Stewart Teaver has been elected Chairman of the Board of Directors. |
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Flint Community Bank - Albany Kim Colby has been promoted to Senior Vice President, Retail and Professional Banking. |
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Flint Community Bank - Albany Elaine Davis has been promoted to Senior Vice President. |
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Durden Banking Company - Swainsboro Zachary Frye has been promoted to Vice President, in addition to serving as Branch Manager and is a Loan Officer. |
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Durden Banking Company - Twin City Matt Donaldson has been promoted to Assistant Vice President & Controller, in addition to serving as Loan Officer and Assistant Compliance Officer. |
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Durden Banking Company - Twin City Michelle Millsaps has been promoted to Retail Banking Officer. |
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Durden Banking Company - Millen Jacqueline Cronk has been promoted to Loan Administration Officer. |
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Bank of Dudley - Dublin Patrick Thames has joined the bank as Assistant Vice President and Commercial Lender. |
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Bank of Dudley - Dublin Piper McAfee has joined the bank as Marketing Director. |
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Bank of Dudley - Jeffersonville Traci Faulk has recently been promoted to Banking Officer/Branch Manager. |
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Bank of Dudley - East Dublin Angela Wright has been promoted to Assistant Branch Manager. |
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Bank of Dudley Congratulations to Lori Cherry, Deposit Operations Officer, who recently celebrated her 30th anniversary with the bank. |
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Pelham Banking Company Carol Shiver has been promoted to Vice President. |
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Pelham Banking Company Jenny Van Meter has been promoted to Assistant Vice President. |
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Pelham Banking Company Jeremy Hatcher has been promoted to Assistant Vice President. |
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Queensborough National Bank & Trust - Sylvania Congratulations to Ken Austin, Branch Manager, who was recently awarded the 2018 Screven County Chamber of Commerce Young Professional Award. |
The CBA has been recognized on a national level for its invaluable educational programs and corporate events. The CBA has a variety of options for all positions in a community bank…from the teller line to the board room. We invite you to join us for one of the upcoming programs. For more options, Click here for the CBA Calendar. For assistance with Education Programs, contact Jodi Swilley. For assistance with Corporate Events, contact Peake Wilson.
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February-March 2018
NEW! The Fundamentals of Mortgage Lending School
Tuesday-Thursday, February 6-8 - Atlanta
Consumer Lending School
Monday-Friday, February 12-16 - Atlanta
IT/Cyber Security Roundtable – Metro Atlanta
Tuesday, February 13 - Covington
NEW! Piecing Together The Marketing Puzzle
Thursday, February 22 - Atlanta
Compliance/BSA Roundtable – South Georgia
Thursday, February 22 - Tifton
2018 Mastering HMDA – TWO Locations
Monday, February 26 - Duluth
Tuesday, February 27 - Macon
19th Biannual BSA Officer School – The Basics
Tuesday-Thursday, February 27-March 1 - Atlanta
Human Resource Program – Workshop I
Thursday, March 1 - Macon
The Universal Banker
Tuesday, March 6 - Atlanta
Train the Trainer
Wednesday, March 7 - Atlanta
Sr. Retail Banking Officer Forum, Session II
Thursday, March 8 - Atlanta
Commercial Lending School
Monday-Friday, March 12-16 - Atlanta
Compliance Quarter I – Complying with Beneficial Ownership, New Rules
Tuesday, March 13 - Savannah
Wednesday, March 14 - Tifton
Thursday, March 15 - Macon
Monday, March 19 - Duluth
Tuesday, March 20 - Rome
Click here to view all First Quarter Education Programs & Corporate Events
Webinars
Click here to view webinar listing and to register.
On-Line Training
Click here for on-line training with OnCourse Learning.
(OnCourse Learning is a CBA Endorsed Member Company)
1st Quarter 2018
1st Quarter Banker Regulatory Forum – Safety & Soundness
Thursday, February 1 – Atlanta
CBA’s Annual Community Banking Day at the Capitol
Wednesday, February 7 - Atlanta
A Conversation & Lunch with OCC Southern District Leaders
Thursday, March 15 - Macon
5th Annual Women In Banking Seminar
Tuesday, March 20 – Macon
Spring PAC/PR Clay Shoot
Thursday, March 22 - Macon
1st Quarter Banker Regulatory Forum – Safety & Soundness
Thursday, February 1 – Atlanta
CBA’s Annual Community Banking Day at the Capitol
Wednesday, February 7 - Atlanta
A Conversation & Lunch with OCC Southern District Leaders
Thursday, March 15 - Macon
5th Annual Women In Banking Seminar
Tuesday, March 20 – Macon
Spring PAC/PR Clay Shoot
Thursday, March 22 - Macon
We are community banking.
1900 The Exchange, Suite 600, Atlanta, GA 30339
Phone: (770) 541-4490 / (800) 648-8215 | Fax: (770) 541- 4496 • www.cbaofga.com
1900 The Exchange, Suite 600, Atlanta, GA 30339
Phone: (770) 541-4490 / (800) 648-8215 | Fax: (770) 541- 4496 • www.cbaofga.com
Upcoming Events
1st Quarter Banker Regulatory Forum
Thursday, February 1 - Atlanta
The Fundamentals of Mortgage Lending School
Tuesday-Thursday, February 6-8, Atlanta
2018 Day at the Capitol
Wednesday, February 7 - Atlanta
Consumer Lending School
Monday-Friday, February 12-16 - Atlanta
1st Quarter Banker Regulatory Forum
Thursday, February 1 - Atlanta
The Fundamentals of Mortgage Lending School
Tuesday-Thursday, February 6-8, Atlanta
2018 Day at the Capitol
Wednesday, February 7 - Atlanta
Consumer Lending School
Monday-Friday, February 12-16 - Atlanta
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