4 minute read – If you have a longer-term financial roadmap, you’re one of a growing group of institutions that have discovered the strategic benefits of this vitally important tool. If you don’t have one, it’s a good time to consider creating one. Much like technology roadmaps, financial roadmaps – also called strategic financial … Continued
6 minute read – The NCUA recently released an update to its Interest Rate Risk Supervisory Framework that specifically addresses the NEV Supervisory Test. In short, while the update provides some relief for credit unions, it also increases the amount of judgement in the exam process. This will require credit unions to make sure they … Continued
3 minute read – With inflationary pressure and rapidly changing interest rates creating a lot of earnings uncertainty, leadership teams are laser-focused on increasing revenue streams to help support the bottom line. As important revenue opportunities are explored, frequently refreshing and assessing where to potentially take more risk will be key. A helpful exercise is … Continued
4 minute read – The following blog post was written by c. myers and originally published by CUES on June 1, 2022. It can be a struggle for boards and other stakeholders to consistently connect the organization’s actions and measures of success to its strategy. The strategy that was decided on during planning may become … Continued
Our world is moving fast, and it is more important than ever for organizations to be critical with their approach to people planning. In this c. myers live, we discuss how to become more strategic with your approach to your team and give leaders the right questions to ask. Brian McHenry As one of five … Continued
3 minute read – With the Federal Reserve using monetary policy and increasing rates to combat inflation, there will be different winners and losers. Every financial institution has a unique exposure to rising interest rates. Some financial structures will experience an increase in earnings from higher fed funds and prime rates while others could see … Continued
