Webinar Bundles

Don't have an in-house counsel and don't have the time/resources to keep up with the latest litigation trends? Join us for the Attorney’s Conference for Non-Attorneys (Sept. 28, Nov. 10 and Jan. 11). This three-part litigation webinar series will address some of the most pressing legal and compliance risks for credit unions along with overall risk mitigation strategies to help protect credit unions. You’ll learn from lawyers with expertise working with credit unions. Made possible thanks to our sponsor Husch Blackwell and the collaborative efforts of the Minnesota Credit Union Network, Heartland Credit Union Association, Illinois Credit Union League, Iowa Credit Union League, Montana Credit Union League, Dakota Credit Union Association, Nebraska Credit Union League, and Wisconsin Credit Union League.

Join our credit union collections leaders for an engaging panel conversation. They will share pertinent information applicable to your day-to-day as well as provide ample opportunity for Q&A during this roundtable discussion.

Here is your opportunity to stay informed and engaged with compliance issues for credit unions. This six-session on-demand series provides ongoing news, compliance tips on the hottest of issues.

This 4-part series will provide the tools needed to make consistent, sound lending decisions that protect the institution.

This 4-part series will address the multifaceted aspects of the Act, including risks, best practices, compliance, and document delivery.

This 4-part series will address flood rules, FAQs, disclosure requirements, commercial loan regulations, and much more. Ensure your staff knows the policy ins and outs and the forms line-by-line. Don’t miss this chance to explore each step in developing a watertight flood compliance program!

Join us each month to build your toolkit of skills that will enhance the work you do every day.

Everyone has a role related to Bank Secrecy Act compliance. This four-part series will ensure that operations, the frontline, lenders, executives and the board are knowledgeable and confident in their BSA duties.

Mark your calendars for this recurring opportunity to share your thoughts, issues and concerns with your credit union colleagues.

This 6-part series will address account opening basics for consumers and businesses, plus more complex issues like ownership types and required documentation. Account opening details for nonprofit organizations and nonresident aliens will be included.

This complimentary, facilitated roundtable is your chance to discuss the operational items you are wrestling with. Let’s talk about those processes that prompt the question, “I wonder how other credit unions are handling this?"

This 6-part series will provide you with a roadmap for addressing key concerns. Questions will be answered, such as: Do we have sound, compliant policies and procedures? What are best practices regarding electronic record access and retention? How do we manage risk and security? What are ways to foster communication so that the remote team member feels connected?

CEOs, this is your opportunity to share on current issues such as staffing, operations and the continuing impact of the pandemic in your communities.