Contributor : Kiah Haslett
Proposed TDR Accounting Relief Will Miss Most Small Banks (For Now)
A proposed recent accounting change means that small banks will miss out on a change on how loan modifications are treated and will need to revert to the onerous accounting and reporting requirements.
Regulators Revive Efforts to Pass Dormant Compensation Rules
More than a decade after Congress passed the Dodd-Frank Act, U.S. financial regulators are reconsidering rules that were never implemented regarding executive pay.
Rethinking the Conversation About Diversity and Inclusion
Greg Cunningham, chief diversity officer at U.S. Bancorp, shares how the bank thinks about diversity and inclusion initiatives ahead of Bank Director’s 2021 Bank Compensation & Talent Conference in Dallas, Texas.
Banks Face a New Regulatory Environment: From Overdrafts to Fair Lending
Presenters at Bank Director’s Audit & Risk Committees Conference shared what banks need to know about three pressing and controversial regulatory issues.
Complacency Becomes a Major Risk
Bankers may be underreacting to embedded and emerging credit risks as the economy normalizes, according to presenters at Bank Director’s Bank Audit & Risk Committees Conference, held Oct 25 to 27.
The Applicant Blindspot
New research from Harvard Business School explores the mismatch between job seekers and companies that are hiring, and identifies a surprising culprit: hiring software.
How Two Community Banks Added Remote Directors, and Why More Should
While many community banks draw director talent from their geographic markets, they may want to consider directors that are remote but bring essential skills, experiences and perspectives.
Banks’ Regulatory Advantage
Bankers rarely view regulation as an advantage; in fact, I often hear them refer to compliance as a burden.
The Issue Plaguing Banks These Days
As pandemic-era relief subsides, the industry must contend with a challenge that gets to the very fundamentals of banking.