New Jersey Bankers Association FinPro FDIC, Directors Certification Training Presented by: in Partnership with: Directors College

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1 A bank s board of directors serves a critical role in the successful, healthy operation of the bank. The Directors Certification Training Program validates that board members for financial institutions located in New Jersey are well trained for understanding the issues that mitigate risk in order to lead their bank with prudent corporate governance practices. The New Jersey Bankers Association and FinPro, in partnership with the FDIC, present a one-day seminar addressing current topics and key elements of bank supervision which will be facilitated by FDIC representatives. It s all about risk! ****************************************************************************************** Directors Certification Training Presented by: in Partnership with: Directors College What s on regulators minds? Directors need to know! FDIC experts will highlight emerging issues, answer questions and discuss topics raised by participants. What about risk identification, management and consumer protection perspective? A case-based session will address their importance and content will also focus on identifying credit risk. In addition, the discussion on consumer protection will focus on identifying practices that could lead to consumer harm. Directors know that computer systems must be protected from damage or theft of information. Stay one step ahead of ever-changing threats by being aware of the consequences and the financial institution s processes for control. A case-based session simulates a cybersecurity attack and attendees will work through developing a response plan, identifying missteps that contributed to vulnerability, and determining steps to lessen the likelihood of future attacks. Consumer protection implications, IT oversight and cyber risk will also be discussed. Directors need to focus on funding risk trends in the areas of concentrations, on-balance sheet liquidity, brokered deposits, and Internet deposits. A case study will illustrate the risk/reward tradeoff of funding strategies. Many bank management teams are discussing growth opportunities yet what are the various ways that banks are growing? This interactive Large Group Case Study session will incorporate lessons learned from prior banking crises, discuss relevant strategic planning considerations, and identify risks to consider going forward. If you are a bank director, you need to register today! If you are in bank management, you need to sign up your directors today! It s a win-win for all directors are aware of current and potential risks and management validates that board members are well trained!

2 DIRECTORS COLLEGE Friday, December 1, 2017 Pines Manor Edison, NJ Credits May Apply PROGRAM 8:30 a.m. Registration/Continental Breakfast 9:00 a.m. 9:15 a.m. Welcome/Introductory Remarks John E. McWeeney, Jr., President & CEO New Jersey Bankers Association 9:15 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Breakout Session #1 10:15 a.m. 10:35 a.m. Break 10:35 a.m. 11:35 a.m. Breakout Session #2 11:35 a.m. 12:35 p.m. Large Group Case Study 12:35 p.m. 1:10 p.m. Networking Lunch 1:10 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Economic Update 2:00 p.m. 2:10 p.m. Remarks 2:10 p.m. 3:10 p.m. Breakout Session #3 3:10 p.m. Conclusion & Evaluations

3 BREAKOUT SESSIONS Attendees will participate in three (3) interactive breakout sessions facilitated by FDIC representatives. Attendees can choose which sessions they would prefer to attend. Every effort will be made to provide participants with their first and second choices. A - Conversation with the Regulators This forum will provide an informal setting for participants to hear what is on regulators minds and to share experience and insights as a community bank board member. Members of the FDIC regional management team will highlight emerging issues, answer participant questions, and discuss topics raised by participants. B - Risk Focused Supervision This case-based session will highlight the importance of risk identification, both from a risk management and consumer protection perspective. Relative to risk management, the content will focus on identifying credit risk. Relative to consumer protection, the content will focus on identifying practices that could lead to consumer harm. C - We ve Been Hacked This case-based session will take you through a cyber-security attack. Participants will work through developing a response plan, identifying missteps that contributed to the vulnerability, and determining steps to lessen the likelihood of future attacks. Participants will consider any consumer protection implications of an attack. The forum will also include discussions of IT oversight and cyber risk. D - Balance Sheet Funding - Strategic Considerations This module will focus on funding risk trends in the areas of concentrations, on-balance sheet liquidity, brokered deposits, and Internet deposits. It will also include a case study to illustrate the risk/reward tradeoff of funding strategies. Large Group Case Study We re Growing the Bank Community banking prospects are positive, and many bank management teams are discussing growth opportunities. This interactive case study will work through various ways banks are growing. This session will incorporate lessons learned from prior banking crises, discuss relevant strategic planning considerations, and identify risks to consider going forward. **Certificate to be awarded at completion of program (LIMITED REGISTRATION)

4 Directors Certification Training Directors College December 1, 2017 Registration: 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Program: 9:00 a.m. 3:10 p.m. Location: Pines Manor 2085 NJ-27 Edison, NJ TO REGISTER By Mail: New Jersey Bankers Association 411 North Avenue East Cranford, NJ By Fax: Questions? Registration Information: Program fee includes seminar materials, Continental Breakfast, break and luncheon. The deadline to register is November 17, After Noevmber 17, 2017, refunds will not be granted, but substitutions are welcomed. All cancellations must be submitted in writing. *If you are not a member of NJBankers and would like to join, contact Jenn Zorn, , ext In case of inclement weather, please call the New Jersey Bankers Association office after 6:30 a.m. for a message on cancellation. Dress Code: Business casual attire is appropriate. For additional information, please call or Program: Cris Goncalves , ext. 630 cgoncalves@njbankers.com Registration: Diane Starr , ext. 600 dstarr@njbankers.com Attendee: Name: Title: Company: Address: City/State/Zip: Phone: Cell Phone: REGISTRATION ** s are required. Conference materials & updates will be sent via . Breakout Sessions (choose top 3 sessions - rank 1-3 (1=first choice, etc.) every effort will be made to provide participants with their first and second choices.) Option A RANK: Conversation with the Regulators Option B RANK: Risk Focused Supervision Option C We ve Been Hacked RANK: Option D RANK: Balance Sheet Funding - Strategic Considerations Attendee Registration Fee: NJBankers member - $250 Non-member - *$400 Hardship - (please see attached guidelines) I will require special accommodations/dietary needs to participate. Please List: PAYMENT METHOD AmEx Visa MasterCard Discover Check Invoice Name on Card Card # Exp. Date CCV# Phone # Signature *Visit our website for further information on the Directors Certification Training

5 NEW JERSEY BANKERS ASSOCIATION Financial Hardship Guidelines and Procedures for CLE Programs & Courses The following constitutes the financial hardship guidelines and procedures for continuing legal education programs and courses sponsored by the New Jersey Bankers Association: 1. The fees charged by NJBankers for continuing legal education programs and courses reflect the Association s commitment to the availability of affordable, quality CLE programs to our members and their associates. Reduced fees to attend NJBanker s programs are available to: a) Attorneys in private practice whose gross annual income is less than $35,000; attorneys who work for not-for-profit organizations; and judges, judicial law clerks, law professors and law students may apply for a 15% discount off the member registration fee; b) Employees of financial services regulatory agencies and other governmental entities may register at the member rate. 2. Requests for reduced or waived fees for NJBanker s sponsored CLE programs shall be made in writing and submitted to Jenn Zorn, Vice President/Director of Education and Business Development no later than 14 days before (November 17, 2017) the date on which the CLE course or program is to be held. 3. The written request shall contain a statement of the economic hardship and/or employment status and the relief sought by the applicant. All requests made pursuant to these guidelines shall remain confidential. 4. The applicant shall be informed of the committee s decision, not later than seven days prior to the date (November 24, 2017) on which the CLE program or course is to be given, provided that the application for a reduced or waived program fee has been submitted in a timely manner.