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August 15, 2017

NAFCU webcast today dives into NCUA supervisory test

Today's NAFCU webcast will take a close look at the NCUA's Net Economic Value supervisory test, by reviewing test results, asset/liability management topics that could affect profitability and scenarios that could enhance a credit union's anti-money laundering process.

The webcast, "Balancing the NEV Supervisory Test with Profitability and Relevancy," will be led by Adam Johnson, executive vice president/principal at c. meyers. The webcast is slated to begin at 2 p.m. Eastern.

Also during the webcast, credit union viewers will learn how to make their institution's Asset Liability Committee meetings and processes more strategic.

Tomorrow, credit unions can learn from Johnson again during the webcast "Critical Do's and Don'ts for Effective Project Management and Process Improvement." The webcast will cover how project management and process improvement can help credit unions develop a competitive advantage by exploring data already being collected and implementing changes that can enhance member satisfaction.

All NAFCU webcasts are available on demand for 12 months following their live broadcast though NAFCU's Online Training Center.