DALLAS—Early bird registration for ALM First’s 2024 Financial Institute, which will be held March 24 – 27, 2024 in Dallas, will end on Feb. 16.
According to the company, the workshop provides foundational asset-liability management (ALM) education on topics that include interest rate risk, liquidity, asset pricing, funding strategies, and hedging.
“Financial professionals and volunteers involved in managing or monitoring the balance sheet are encouraged to attend and gain timely insights to benefit their depository institutions,” ALM First said.
The three-day conference will be held at the Ritz-Carlton in Las Colinas, Texas, and will feature several networking opportunities, including three evening events, as part of the registration fee.
‘Evolving Rapidly’
“The depository landscape is evolving rapidly, and a fundamental understanding of asset-liability management is more crucial now than ever before. The Institute is the perfect opportunity for immersive education on this critical topic,” CEO Emily Hollis said in a statement. “This event allows attendees to engage directly with their peers and ALM First’s experienced team to expand their network and strengthen their ALM foundation ahead of a potentially challenging year.”
ALM First said the 2024 Financial Institute’s three learning tracks, Board, Fundamental, and Funds Management, are “specifically tailored to meet the knowledge level of attendees and best serve their role within the institution.”
Additional Offerings
In addition to the breakout tracks, general sessions will offer an economic overview, a regulatory update, and discussions on industry hot topics like mergers and acquisitions, enterprise risk management, and talent strategies, according to ALM First.
The company added attendees may earn up to 16.2 CPE credits
For info: 2024 Financial Institute event website
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