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NAFCU is offering five webcasts in April that focus on topics including wire fraud, best practices for credit union boards, branch innovation, and CFPB mortgage rules – all of which allow a $100 discount on registration by the early-bird deadlines.

Early registration discounts end on April 1 for NAFCU's April 8 webcast on how credit unions can minimize the risk of being targeted by fraudulent wire transfers; webcast speakers are R. Johan Conrod and E. Andrew Keeney, of Kaufman and Canoles. Also coming up:

• April 9: Credit union boards and best practices. Chris Pippett of Fox Rothschild LLP will talk about what the boards of the best-run credit unions are doing right and how boards can use regular evaluations to effectively implement best practices; the early bird deadline is April 2.
• On April 14: Currency Transaction reports. Christy Crawford will review the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network's new Currency Transaction Report line by line. Attendees will also receive a handbook with more than 20 examples of how to complete the CTR in difference scenarios. The early bird deadline is April 7.
• On April 23: Branch model innovation. John Mathes of the Weber Marketing Group will discuss seven ways credit unions can innovate when dealing with branch models – including how to use those models to adapt to mobile and online technology; the early registration date is April 16.
• On April 21: CFPB mortgage rules. John DeLoach of Williams, Gautier, Gwynn, Deloach & Sorenson, will discuss the latest mortgage servicing rules proposal from CFPB and how the proposed changes would impact credit unions' procedures; the early bird deadline is April 21.

All NAFCU webcasts are open to members and nonmembers; each webcast remains available on-demand for one year past its broadcast date.