MANAGING RISK
We know that banking requires the management of a wide range of risks. Managing all of these risks can be challenging, but you’re not alone. We
have more than 40 years of experience helping banks manage risk. Our solutions provide you with all the information and tools you need to identify, measure and manage risk. We will evaluate your current risk profile and work with you to develop strategies to manage your risk and improve your performance and value.
ASSET LIABILITY MANAGEMENT
Bankers’ Bank is proud to offer affordable asset liability management. Get the service you want, the resources you need and powerful software that works, with ALM Driver™. Our asset liability management system is easy to use, affordable, cutting edge, efficient and totally customizable. Our Bankers’ Bank’s team focuses on straight-forward discussions designed to build understanding and awareness of risks and opportunities.
OUR ALM DRIVER™ FEATURES:
- Budgeting, liquidity management and profitability
- CECL Certified
- Customized What-if modeling
- Concise Interest Rate Risk reports
ENTERPRISE RISK MANAGEMENT
Need help building or enhancing your enterprise risk management program? We can help! Bankers’ Bank has tools and support services to help you identify, measure and manage risk across your entire organization.
NEWS AND EVENTS
Webinar: Navigating Interest Rate Changes and Managing Emerging Risks
Join Bankers’ Bank on October 17 at 10:00 am CT for a free webinar to gain valuable insights and practical tools for navigating complexities of interest rate changes and emerging risks.
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The Value of Economic Value
When it comes to Interest Rate Risk, Economic Value of Equity (EVE) is one of the most questioned measures in the report.
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ALM: A resource overlooked
In February of this year, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) came out with their 2024-2034 Budget and Economic Outlook. Many of the numbers were sobering. However, when it comes to interest rates, the projection are for a return to a more normal shape with longer term rates falling within 4-5% range. How will your bank fair if this is what would come to pass?
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