Revolutionizing Insurance: Customer Experience in an Age of Predictive Analytics

This webinar will provide an “introduction” to the banking industry and touch on most all aspects of banking. This webinar is a must for all new bankers and/or those that want to “brush up” on their general banking knowledge!

Despite being one of the most burdensome processes finance and accounting teams deal with today, automating the financial close process is often an afterthought as accountants continue to rely on the same manual, spreadsheet-driven processes that have always been in place. Join this webinar as Armanino’s financial close experts provide tips on best practices and how to improve utilization of Sage Intacct for the close process. Additionally, learn how 3rd party systems like BlackLine can enhance the capabilities of Sage Intacct and help you automate the most burdensome tasks in your process, such as credit card reconciliations.

Everything a commercial loan officer should know about the core commercial loan documentation package, including perfecting security interests on commercial collateral, loan agreements, signature requirements, loan closings and more. This fast-paced seminar will focus on the purpose, use and content of the six core commercial loan documents: the promissory note, the loan agreement, the security agreement, the guaranty, the letter of credit and the subordination/intercreditor agreement. It will provide relevant, up-to-date and practical information to help commercial lending personnel.

We know that more and more banks are moving away from payments acquisition. Look to Santander with PagoNxt or Deutsche Bank’s acquisition of Better Payments; examples where large banks – with large business banking portfolios – are setting up payments capabilities by creating (or partnering with) fintechs. This proves the need for a flexible fintech payment service provider (PSP) that can acquire the technology and systems needed to cope with growing demands from customers. The difficulty lies in scaling up PSPs’ capability to cope with the added stresses that higher volumes – of different payments – will cause.