Commercial Construction Lending

Construction loans for commercial real estate (CRE) remain a major part of commercial bank lending. Many community banks attempt to use versions of their residential formats and policies to administer commercial construction loans; however, this generally does not adequately control the situation due to several important differences between residential and commercial projects. This program provides an overview of the key steps involved in effectively administering commercial construction loans.
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This election year will have a significant impact on long-term indirect tax rules, rates, and risks. More immediately, federal, state, and local tax policymaking, fiscal conditions, and technological disruptions will muddle the short-term indirect tax environment in the United States. This white paper will cover the important tr

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The Case for Continuous Accounting

Blacklane

Michael Shultz, of BlackLine, will discuss defining the work and workload in the accounting department, as well as identifying opportunities to move work out of the close. In addition, you will hear from Michael DalPoggetto of Varian Medical Systems, an organization well on its way to utilizing continuous accounting, and how you can also improve processes at your organization.
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Successful Workout Strategies for Problem Loans

Bank Webinars

This webinar is designed to provide the participant with a disciplined strategy for approaching the loan when it reaches the workout situation. We'll begin with a look at some early warning signs of an impending problem and then provide a step-by-step approach including what to do first, pitfalls to avoid, resources to apply, and various options faced by the lender or workout officer to develop and implement a successful workout strategy.
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Real-time payments – how can your business benefit

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically accelerated change in the payments industry. Digital payments have soared as the world has worked and played from home. Innovation has ramped up as the payments industry has raced to meet demand and develop new products and services. And organisations’ resilience has come under greater stress as they scramble to meet their payments obligations while mitigating risks such as cyber threats. New research from FIS suggests that as businesses look to focus on recovery from the pandemic, there is widespread acceptance that now is the time to invest in new payments innovations and upgrade capabilities. In particular, real-time payments are at an inflection point. Demand from customers and suppliers is growing, and providers are now overcoming their previous challenges of fragmentation and technology blockages. As the real-time payments model matures, it looks set to be at the heart of the next stage of payments innovation.
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How financial organizations can use synthetic data to overcome data inertia

Strict data regulations and cumbersome data governance processes are causing innovation inertia in banks and financial institutions. Where data should drive product development and fuel analysis, we see slow and tedious processes preventing teams from accessing, sharing, and leveraging data
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This election year will have a significant impact on long-term indirect tax rules, rates, and risks. More immediately, federal, state, and local tax policymaking, fiscal conditions, and technological disruptions will muddle the short-term indirect tax environment in the United States. This white paper will cover the important tr

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