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CRE risk management: Navigating hazards and opportunities

Abrigo

Takeaway 3 Loan-level stress testing can help assess repricing risk, while capital stress testing helps clarify the impact of CRE loan losses on capital. Critical capital Should CRE lending be off the table? But understanding trends in their own portfolios and local markets can allow lenders to identify risk-appropriate CRE credits.

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Transaction Accounts: Analyzing Deposit Stickiness in the Current Interest Rate Environment

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Retail banks respond to the Federal Reserve’s short-term interest rate adjustments with corresponding changes in lending and deposit rates. Transaction Accounts Regulators classify transaction accounts under the Monetary Control Act of 1980 and the Federal Reserve Regulation D for federal reserve requirements on deposit liabilities.

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The top 10 2022 ALM resources for financial institutions

Abrigo

Blog posts to help your asset/liability management (ALM) staff strategize for the future These ALM posts were the most popular in 2022. Our top ten blogs were created by Abrigo's team, which includes former bankers, regulators, and industry experts. Many financial institutions update their study every four to five years.

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Loan review: Continuous monitoring vs. targeted monitoring

Abrigo

Focus loan reviews on risk in the portfolio Continuous loan review monitoring helps banks and credit unions ensure credit review systems support safe and sound lending. You might also like this webinar, "Return to basics: Asking the right credit risk questions."

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US Lenders Cautious About Making European Loans Amid Pandemic

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“Every bank is under the cosh of its national regulators, who in times of crisis show a huge home bias,” said Jan Pieter Krahnen, director of the Center for Financial Studies at the University of Frankfurt, according to FT. This heavily influences risk management and regional exposure, which comes at the expense of clients abroad.”.

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Why banking technology makes sense – recession or not

Abrigo

Perhaps executives think delaying or cutting spending on technology to make lending more efficient will affect only their staff. Technology for needs Instead of cutting, focus bank tech spending Undoubtedly, scholars will study the causes and effects of Southwest’s meltdown for years to come.

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BaaS Banks Are in Time Out, and Here’s Why It’s a Big Deal

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Cross River Bank recently found itself in hot water with the FDIC when the agency declared that the bank engaged in unsafe or unsound banking practices in relation to its compliance with fair lending laws and regulations, specifically the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and the Truth-in-Lending Act. If only it were so easy.