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Why You Need To Use Funds Transfer Pricing in Banking

South State Correspondent

FTP was introduced to banks in the early 1980s to help manage interest rate risk on a transactional basis. Over time FTP was further advanced to allow management to measure and manage credit, interest rate, liquidity, and operational risk across business units. Simple Funds Transfer Pricing Example.

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Career Growth at Perficient: “Never Waste a Day”

Perficient

Art Quinn, general manager of Minneapolis, take great pride in the culture of his team. Paul’s journey with Perficient started in our Minneapolis office, which is where he was assigned his first Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) project. Part of Perficient’s culture is the community of asking questions. And what is next for Paul?

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Brad M. Bolton: Educating future leaders

Independent Banker

In community banking, we’re not ones to rest on our laurels. We’re always raising the bar for ourselves, our teams and our communities to ensure we provide the best possible services to our customers. Brad Bolton is president and CEO of Community Spirit Bank in Red Bay, Ala. It set the tone for my priorities as a bank leader.

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Book Report: Community Banking Strategies by Vincent Boberski

Jeff For Banks

But this doesn''t mean that our knowledge base shouldn''t be in the weeds. This book does a deep dive into the weeds of balance sheet management. The author is very experienced in bank investment portfolio management. If you are an experienced FI portfolio manager, this book may not be for you.

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RegTech: How investment trends are impacting the industry—and how the ecosystem can work with the regulator

Accenture

Development was evident everywhere—product, but also management teams. We’re lucky to have Jason Boud—who is pulling together a strong community in London—with us in the Labs. It’s relevant not just in banking, but capital markets, wealth management and insurance.

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Recap of Money 20/20 USA 2023 and 10 Banking Thoughts

South State Correspondent

As can be seen, the conference largely revolved around payments, artificial intelligence, fintech partnerships/management, regulation, and fraud/identity in its various forms. Generative AI: Traditional AI was ever-present in touted solutions regarding fraud, risk management, and the customer experience. Maybe a topic for next year?

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What are power skills?

Independent Banker

The skills needed to succeed in the workplace are changing, with companies placing greater value on soft skills like communication and leadership. In response, community banks have an opportunity to revisit hiring policies and training programs. As a result, the skills needed in all businesses, community banks included, are changing.