Pub. 5 2015 Issue 3

October 29, 2015 ~ 8:00 am - 4:15 pm Quarles & Brady LLP One Renaissance Square Two North Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 229-5200 Registration ( There will be no refunds after October 19 , 2015.) AzBA Member FEE: $275 per person/ Non-Member FEE: $350 per person. Organization Contact Name Phone Contact Email Address City/State/Zip Attendee Name Job Title Methodof Payment (CircleOne) Visa MC Discover Card Number Exp. Date Cardholder Name Security Code Billing Address City/State/Zip Signature Fax or email registration to Theresa Kleinlein at: 602.258.8980 or tkleinlein@azbankers.org www.azbankers.org Make checks payable to: Arizona Bankers Association at 111 West Monroe, Suite 440, Phoenix AZ 85003 The banking crisis has subsided but challenges still remain.You will serve as board members of the FDIC’s San Francisco Region’s interactive, one- day “board meeting” that will highlight important decisions regarding the future strategy for your institution.Your CEO will guide you through several proposed strategic initiatives. Various scenarios often contemplated by board members will be fused into the corporate governance framework of planning, organizing, and controlling risk. And, of course, the planning session will acknowledge and incorporate real world issues that you deal with on a daily basis: earnings pressures, competition, cyber security risks, uncertain interest rates, and regulatory requirements. The goal is to immerse directors in an in-depth discussion of various hot topics. In order to focus on key learning points, prior to attending, you will be asked to familiarize yourself with several FDIC online educational materials. These pre-course materials will provide the overview of director responsibilities and the seminar will dive deep into the details of those responsibilities. In addition to the “board meeting,” expect a luncheon presentation on local economic conditions, a highlight of various regulatory hot-topics, and a chance to ask questions of our regulatory panel experts. You will also gain an understanding of the numerous FDIC training and communication resources available. Program Level – Basic Prerequisites – None Advanced Preparation – None Method of Presentation – Group/Live (Lecture, Discussion, Case Study) Recommended CPE Credits – 7