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March/April 2017 25 Extraordinary Service for Extraordinary Members. Financial Managers S C H O O L PRESENTED BY AND September 10-15, 2017 • Madison,Wis. Designed by experienced CFOs especially for financial managers, this week-long school goes beyond the basics to present best practices and provide community financial institution managers the tools needed to build a solid foundation in asset/ liability management. What You’ll Learn Using an integrated case study that will be used daily, you’ll learn the unique concepts and terminology of bank finance and asset/liability management along with the practical implementation tools to profitably manage a financial institution’s balance sheet. Register now to: • Develop an effective capital planning strategy • Acquire the tools to successfully manage the A/L function of a financial institution • Find proven solutions to today’s complex challenges from an experienced faculty • Hone your skills with a comprehensive curriculum that includes an in-depth study of key financial management areas • Create career-long relationships with like-minded colleagues A comprehensive program overview, curriculum description, and online registration form are available on the GSB web site at www.gsb.org or the FMS web site at www.fmsinc.org/school “I thought the training was fantastic. Being new to the CFO role, this is exactly the sort of training I was looking for. I knew I had some gaps in my knowledge base, and the Financial Managers School really helped me to see the whole picture of the CFO role.” Space is limited so we encourage you to register early! OTHER GSB PROGRAMS INCLUDE: Graduate School of Banking Bank Technology Management School Bank Technology Security School Human Resource Management School Bank Management Forums GSB Online Seminar Series 800. 228. 258 1 www.MoneyHand l i ngMach i nes .com Your trusted banking equipment partner for over 60 years Over 60 years of service experience & strategically placed technicians to serve you best SERVICE Improve cash handling efficiency, reduce offages and speed up transaction time CURRENCY COUNTING Offer faster and more efficient transactions including lobby coin counting COIN COUNTING Reduce teller offages, eliminate dual control for cash, decrease drawer limits and increase security CASH RECYCLER Offer assisted video to video and/or enhanced self-service transactions anywhere ITM Offer the best ATM experience, including imaging check deposit, at an affordable price ATM Among other things, the group discussed the impor- tance of creating and tailoring regulations that corre- spond to a bank’s charter, business model, geography, and risk profile. Bankers hope to move away from one- size-fits-all regulation by ensuring that individuals with banking expertise and diverse experience are appointed to regulatory leadership positions. The Trump admin- istration is working quickly to fill open positions at the regulatory agencies, particularly those directly under the control of the president. “We’ve got a great banking system with lots of com- munity banks. We’re the envy of the world because of our system, [but] we’re regulating it away,” Andersen said. Andersen and the banking industry hold hope that once new regulators step in, the regulatory relief for banks that has been discussed for so long will become reality. Andersen began her career with a passion for banking, and has since used that passion to advocate for dynamic changes within the industry. Imagine what we could accomplish if all bankers fully expressed their passion for the industry. Together, we can move the needle and drive this economy forward. 