What You’ll Learn
Who Should Attend
IT, Risk Management, Security/Technology, Senior Management team members will find this webinar valuable.
One of the most critical aspects of any Information Security Program is communication and sharing information. This is especially true with executives and Boards of Director, who need education and information on all aspects of information security so they can ask better questions and make appropriate decisions. If the top level of the institution better understands the risks and the impact potential, it will help build a stronger information security culture throughout the institution.
IT, Risk Management, Security/Technology, Senior Management team members will find this webinar valuable.
PCI compliance is no joke. This session will describe the latest updates to the compliance standard, present solutions to common adherence challenges, and provide clear strategies for managing the risk and compliance needs related to credit card security. If some of the nuances might be new to you or need refreshing, consider this convenient opportunity to get the latest information.
AFTER THIS WEBINAR YOU’LL BE ABLE TO:
WEBINAR DETAILS
The PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) has been in place for over 15 years. In that time, the standard has had three major revisions, including the release of version 4 in the first quarter of 2022. Financial institutions find themselves functioning in multiple roles: card issuers, acquirers, merchants, and service providers. This session will address common misconceptions and challenges seen in financial institutions including:
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
PCI compliance is a business issue, not solely an IT issue. This informative session is designed for people with responsibility and oversight in the following areas: risk management, internal audit, vendor management, card services, IT and cyber operations, and risk management and compliance.
Thinking of joining the faster payments revolution and not sure which payment channel to choose? Then this webinar is for you. It is designed to equip participants with a thorough understanding of the faster payment systems (Same Day ACH, FedNow, and RTP), their functionalities, regulatory compliance, and the critical distinctions between them.
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WEBINAR DETAILS
This insightful webinar will dive into the quickly evolving landscape of modern payment solutions, focusing on Same Day ACH, Real-Time Payments (RTP), and the Federal Reserve’s innovative FedNow service. Exclusively for domestic use, these groundbreaking systems are revolutionizing financial transactions with instant, real-time capabilities, offering final and irrevocable credit-only transactions that are accessible 24/7/365, with immediate settlement and funds availability. Key topics include the technical nuances of Same Day ACH files, the intricacies of payment flows and posting options in FedNow and RTP, and the procedures for ACH returns and reversals. The webinar will highlight the variety of payment types these systems accommodate, including C2C, A2A, C2B, B2B, B2C, and government transactions. It will also provide a comparative analysis of transaction limits and account management in FedNow and RTP.
In addition, this session will include a look into the regulatory environment surrounding these payment systems, with a brief overview of Regulation E, CFPB guidelines, UCC 4A, OFAC, FinCEN, FFIEC, and OCC. Emphasis will be placed on the reporting and reconciliation processes specific to FedNow and RTP, including detailed consideration of summary and payment reconciliation reports. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the operations of these three systems, covering topics like audits, risk assessments, and fraud reporting.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This informative session will benefit payment operations managers, technology and innovation officers, treasury managers, IT directors and systems analysts, service managers, business development managers, and electronic banking product managers.
This presentation will look at open banking with modern API managers/ecosystems and a structured approach to core vendor evaluation and selection. We will also examine embedded finance opportunities focused on real-time payments. Early adopters are already working with vendors and are reviewing their tech stacks. Others will rely on big FinTechs, while other with legacy tech will be held back. FinTech acquisitions and new core vendor entrants are other options we will explore in this presentation.
Key Takeaways:
Targeted Audience: CCOs, CEOs, CFOs, CROs, finance, presidents, risk officers
This 60-minute program will be presented live on: February 8, 2024, 10:00–11:00 a.m. CT
Registration Option: Live presentation $275
Recording available through May 8, 2024
Your bank being “digital” is a means to an end, not the end goal itself. The real promise of digital banking is not simply replumbing existing infrastructure to more efficiently deliver the same products and services that everyone else has, it’s unlocking new capabilities to provide new sources of value that differentiate you from the competition. And that competition is not the other institution down the road. It’s much bigger than that today.
In this fast-paced and engaging session, select faculty from our Digital Banking School will provide timely and practical updates on the rapidly evolving digital landscape, with a focus on how to maximize ROI on your digital banking investments.
Whether you are looking to optimize your current digital banking program, prioritize your next steps, or figure out how to get started, this session is packed with real-world examples and case studies to help you make the right moves now. Facilitated by top practitioners who deliver innovative approaches and actionable insights, this will be a highly interactive program, so come prepared with your questions and challenges — and come away with an answer to “So We’re Digital. . . Now What?”
Target Audience: Anyone involved in the SBA lending process
Presenter: Eric Cook, Joe Sullivan, JP Nicols
Registration Option: Live presentation $395
How should your financial institution think about using Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning? In this session we will cover emerging trends with AI and ML and the best practices as they relate to taking meaningful steps toward making progress in this exciting domain. Financial institutions don’t have to be a by-stander and can use AI/ML in legitimate ways as part of a Continuous Improvement Process.
Learning objectives for this program are:
Target Audience: Bank business and technical leaders responsible for revenue growth, customer experience, operational efficiency, and digital transformation
Presenter: David Fields, Wipfli LLP
Registration Option: Live presentation $275
Key Information Security Strategies
Online bank fraud has been described as epidemic, with numbers that are staggering — it’s estimated that U.S. banks lose $1.5 billion to phishing attacks annually. Consider also that mobile devices are now ubiquitous and hackers are getting ever-more sophisticated in their ability to gain access to sensitive data and it’s clear that there is a need for proactive IT security offense and defense to stop attacks including phishing, malware, coordinated denial of service attacks, hacktivist breeches and more. The threats to the banking sector are multiple and significant — both financially and reputationally. Today’s bank customer is rightfully concerned about online banking fraud and studies show that the majority of customers would change banks if they became a victim of fraud at their current institution. Security breeches not only cost significant dollars, but they also destroy erode consumer trust. Being proactive is key.
Don’t miss this innovative school that’s designed by, and especially for, information security officers in the financial industry. This state-of-the-art program will broaden your understanding of the business of banking including key drivers of bank profitability, along with an in depth, interactive and hands-on study of the latest IT security techniques and strategies.
The school uses a mix of lecture, small group discussions and interactive computer labs. The hands-on, computer-based simulation labs will allow you to explore penetration and vulnerability testing, security attacks, early detection of data breeches and more. You’ll spend class time diving deep with IT security experts and knowledgeable colleagues who will become a network to call upon for years to come. Apply today to take advantage of this opportunity to learn from experts in the banking industry about today’s key issues in information assurance.
Who Should Attend
Whether you’re a veteran Information Security Officer or new to the IT security field, this powerful program will give you the skills and knowledge to effectively secure your bank’s and your customers’ most sensitive information.
Program of Study
To give attendees the best learning experience possible this program has limited enrollment to allow for a truly personal interaction. The school is packed with real world information about the latest in IT security and information assurance — practical information that will help you stay a step ahead of those who’d do your organization harm. The school has been divided into two core areas of study – the business of banking and information technology security.
Experience the GSB Difference
The Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin–Madison is widely recognized as one of the leading and most progressive graduate banking school in the country. Using feedback from its alumni, Banker Advisory Board and sponsoring state bankers associations, GSB continuously updates program offerings to meet current professional development needs in the banking industry. In developing the Bank Technology Security School, specifically for IS professionals in the banking industry, GSB sought out the industry’s finest banking industry experts to design and teach the program. Visit our faculty page to meet your instructors.
More than 23,000 alumni have benefited personally and professionally from attending the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. You, too, can benefit from a GSB learning experience. We hope you’ll join us for the Bank Technology Security School!
Section: October 7–11, 2024
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Madison, Wisconsin
Enrollment Deadline: September 6
Linking Technology Management to Bank Performance
As the technologies used to support banking become more important, and as banking products demand more sophisticated technology solutions, it’s vital that IT professionals and information security officers understand how to effectively choose, deploy and lead the use of current and emerging technologies to meet business goals and regulatory requirements.
Don’t miss this innovative school that’s designed by, and especially for, IT professionals and information security officers in the financial industry. This state-of-the-art program will broaden your understanding of the business of banking including key drivers of bank profitability, along with an in depth and interactive study of information technology management.
The school will share practical insights for disaster response and business continuity, IT exam preparation, technology risk assessment, vendor management, IT strategic planning, project management and more. Designed to help improve your productivity and value at your bank, you’ll also establish a network of professional colleagues with whom to collaborate and exchange ideas for years to come. Apply today to take advantage of this opportunity to learn from experts in the banking industry about today’s key issues in information technology management and how those critical issues relate to the bank’s goals and bottom line.
Who Should Attend
Whether you’re a veteran IT professional or new to the IT management field, this powerful program will give you the skills and knowledge to effectively manage your bank’s IT function. CEOs and other senior managers are also encouraged to attend to gain a better understanding of how the bank’s IT function is a key element in bottom-line profitability.
What You’ll Gain
Program of Study
To give attendees the best learning experience possible, this week is packed with material and ideas that you can implement immediately upon return to the bank. The school has been divided into two core areas of study — the business of banking and information technology management.
Experience the GSB Difference
The Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin–Madison is widely recognized as one of the leading and most progressive graduate banking school in the country. Using feedback from its alumni, Banker Advisory Board, and sponsoring state bankers associations, GSB continuously updates program offerings to meet current professional development needs in the banking industry. In developing the Bank Technology Management School, specifically for IT professionals in the banking industry, GSB sought out the industry’s finest banking industry experts to design and teach the program.
More than 23,000 alumni have benefited personally and professionally from attending schools at the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. You, too, can benefit from a GSB learning experience. We hope you’ll join us for the Bank Technology Management School!
Accommodations
Students are responsible for booking their own lodging for this program. Classes begin Monday morning, so those who are traveling to Madison are encouraged to arrive on Sunday. A block of rooms will be available at the Fluno Center for Executive Education and the Hilton Doubletree Hotel until the enrollment deadline — although participants are welcome to book at a nearby hotel if they wish.
This shift — plus pressure from new and non-traditional competitors for all types of financial services – has led to an entirely new banking landscape. To remain competitive today (and viable tomorrow) community banks need to devote attention, staffing and financial resources to innovation, digital product mix, online customer engagement, technological advances, vendor partnerships and more.
GSB’s Digital Banking School is the first school of its kind. Focused exclusively on demystifying these sometimes-intimidating topics, this school is designed to help community banks move into and/or grow in the digital banking space.
This immersive experience will showcase the key elements of a bank’s effective digital strategy and will be led by industry thought leaders who are experts in digital banking and innovation.
Who Should Attend
Given the scope of all that’s involved in digital banking, we encourage broad participation across all various areas of the bank — and that’s why we’ve priced this school with a single, affordable per-bank fee. We encourage community bank CEOs to attend, along with leadership teams from operations, retail strategy, lending, business development, marketing, technology, project management, cybersecurity and compliance. All will benefit from the program and be better positioned to make the important shifts that drive digital banking success.
What You’ll Gain
Offered virtually starting March 4, 2024
Enrollment Deadline: February 5
This program will be offered virtually over a four-week span. Please see schedule for specific dates/times.
Even before the COVID crisis, the banking industry was changing. Customers’ demand for virtual banking was growing, and COVID only accelerated the pace of change. While the move to virtual banking presents banks with challenges, it also presents an opportunity. Better use of data and AI can help banks to develop a deeper understanding of their customers — their behaviors, needs, and requirements. These insights can help banks provide a more personalized customer experience. In this session, attendees will learn how data insights can help banks improve customer experience and how finding a data and AI partner can make this transition possible, even for small and midsize banks.
Topics covered include:
Target Audience: Bank business and technical leaders responsible for revenue growth, customer experience, digital transformation, operational efficiency
Presenter: Supreet Singh and Larry Hall — Finlytica
Registration Option: Live presentation $275
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