Contributor : Jack Milligan
Finding Value in Board Performance Reviews
Used effectively, evaluations can improve the performance of individual directors as well as the entire board.
When it Comes to Loan Quality, Who Knows?
Seven months into the Covid-19 pandemic, it’s still too soon to make an accurate assessment of the banking industry’s loan quality.
Managing The Balance Sheet in a Zero-Rate Environment
Bank Director’s Jack Milligan explains what boards and management teams should consider as they manage the bank’s balance sheet during this extraordinary time.
Are We Headed for a Depression, or Are We Just Depressed?
Is a recession that’s even worse than the Great Recession called a depression?
Pandemic Offers Strong Banks a Shot at Transformative Deals
Recessions often stimulate an M&A market where the fates of winners and losers are intertwined.
Recalibrating Bank Stress Tests to a New Reality
Banks trying to get a sense of the potential impact from the Covid-19 pandemic through stress testing are challenged by a lack of relevant historical data.
Cast a Wider Net for Your Next Director
Avoid the “who do we know” scramble when filling your board’s next vacancy.
Adapting Bank Supervision to the Covid-19 Reality
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is trying to assess rising credit risk at banks as it adjusts to a socially distant and slowly reopening economy.
Repatriating Office Employees While the Pandemic Continues
It is the greatest human resources challenge of the modern corporate era.
CEOs Weigh Challenge of Recalling Workers During Pandemic
Can banks bring their employees back to the workplace and keep them safe from the coronavirus — and are they ready to come back?