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Participants will learn how to assess and analyze a bank’s financial performance by working with data from real institutions. Using financial statements from one sample financial institution along with statements from their own banks, participants will become familiar with the ins and outs of balance sheets and income statements and learn how to apply key performance metrics to the data presented in these documents.
December 10–11, 2024
This program is formatted to provide detailed guidance over current regulatory hot topics such as vendor risk management, model risk management, interest rate risk and liquidity risk including internal audit techniques. It will also cover more traditional audit concepts such as lending and communicating effective audit results but include recent trends in those areas. The final portion of the program will cover bank audit committee responsibilities.
The Indiana Bankers Association gives the state banking community a voice in the Indiana General Assembly and in Washington, D.C. The IBA Government Relations Team advocates for a healthy banking environment by initiating, negotiating and lobbying for the enactment of positive banking laws and regulations, and by opposing measures that would be hurtful to banks and their customers.
Click the thumbnail to learn more about 2024 IBA Chairman Ben Bochnowski of Peoples Bank, Munster.
Join the 30,000+ Hoosiers who have discovered that professional life is #BetterINBanking!
Check out our video series to meet real-life Hoosiers who have found opportunities and embraced careers in banking.
The BankLEAD Internship Program provides students with the opportunity to gain real world experience in settings outside of the classroom while banks benefit from fresh ideas and creative ways for recruiting a new generation of banking talent.
This comprehensive job board interfaces with social media outlets to keep candidates informed of positions available in banking, while providing enhanced marketing for employers to attract candidates outside of the industry to a career in banking.
The IBA's Future Leadership Division (FLD) is a platform to support the next generation of Indiana bankers. Its mission is to connect banking professionals within the IBA membership by providing education, networking and volunteer opportunities.
As state lawmakers get ready for a budget session, meet the representative – and bank board member – who heads the House Ways & Means Committee. Plus, read examples of IBA-member banks leveraging mutual resources to serve their communities in Partnership Financing, and more in the November/December issue of Hoosier Banker.
Products and service offerings are an integral part of the Indiana Bankers Association membership. The IBA acts as a conduit to assist IBA member banks in finding the appropriate IBA associate member to fulfill their needs; while also assisting IBA associate members, as they target appropriate IBA member banks with their products or services. The Association is ever alert for viable companies of benefit to the Indiana banking community.
IBA President and CEO Amber Van Til was featured on @FOX59 this week to discuss the development of banking apprenticeships for high school students.
— Indiana Bankers Association (@indianabankers) December 6, 2024
Watch the segment here: https://t.co/3WcJu6PJbQ
The benefits of IBA membership are numerous. One that stands strong is the IBA is the only banking trade association in Indiana, creating a unified voice and unified representation for banks in Indiana.
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