Large Bank Supervision On-Demand Training

Macroeconomic Update 1 Hour This session was on the economic outlook of the United States in the coming years. The session also analyzed the ongoing global economic trends and their impact on domestic growth as well as on employment trends and consumer spending. The stance of monetary policy in controlling inflation in light of fiscal developments was explored. Finally, the state of the residential real estate industry and factors that will impact it was discussed. 2023 Supervisory Updates & Emerging Issues for Large, Complex Financial Institutions. 1.5 Hours Agency specialists provided a summary of the results of the recent shared national credit review (third quarter 2021) and shared credit trends or concerns detected as a result of the credit review. 2023 Supervisory Updates & Emerging Issues for Large, Complex Financial Institutions. 1 Hour Significant changes in Federal Reserve monetary policy will have an impact on banks’ asset quality, earnings, and capital. Funding and liquidity conditions will be focal items. Striking the right balance will be the challenge as regulations change. 2023 Supervisory Updates & Emerging Issues for Large, Complex Financial Institutions. Interest Rate Risk 1.3 Hours With inflation still too high and economic growth slowing, the Federal Reserve will be deliberating the path of short-term interest rates in order to ensure price and financial markets stability. This economic presentation reviewed how the fastest increase in short-term interest rates is impacting the balance sheets and income statements of financial institutions and the overall economy. 2023 FFIEC Examiner Exchange Series. 40 Minutes The purpose of this webinar is to remind supervisory staff of the examination approach for institutions that are vulnerable to the effects of rising interest rates on market and liquidity risk. Particularly institutions with long duration asset portfolios. 1.5 Hours This video series explains the components to be considered in evaluating a financial institution's process and procedure in measuring and monitoring interest rate risk. The series also addresses the regulatory guidance and process in determining the Sensitivity to Market Risk component rating for the institution. This series is approximately 81 minutes in length. Shared National Credits Update U.S. Banks - Regime Change – Accelerated An Historic Interest Rate Shock FDIC Examiner Webinar: Evaluating Market and Liquidity Risk in a Rising Interest Interest Rate Risk - Video Series

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