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Hosted by executive staff from the
FDIC Chicago Regional Office
Commercial Real Estate
Commercial Real Estate growth opportunities have accelerated over the last few years. With that in mind, this presentation looks at today’s commercial real estate landscape, highlighting emerging risks and opportunities shaping the market. Examiners will break down regulatory expectations for loan underwriting, administration, and portfolio risk management practices.
Attendees will walk away with practical insights to enhance portfolio strategy, improve risk manage-ment practices, and stay ahead of supervisory priorities.
Compliance Hot Topics
Regulatory compliance continues to evolve in 2026 and should be a routine part of your board discussions. This presentation will highlight key compliance topics including electronic fund transfers, third-party relationship compliance oversight, FDIC’s new Subpart B of Part 328, and a refresher on CMS and CRA.
Check Fraud
Although the utilization of paper checks has steadily declined, instances of check and payments fraud have significantly increased in the last decade. This presentation will explore the latest trends in check and payment fraud and common mitigation strategies.
National and Local Economic Conditions
The economy remains volatile, making prudent planning more challenging as forecasts change frequently. This session will provide attendees with an overview of national, state, and local economic conditions by analyzing the latest trends in sectors such as labor, housing, and commercial real estate.
Regulatory Panel
An open forum to engage FDIC Chicago Regional management, as well as your local FDIC management and state authority, on topics important to your bank and the banking industry.
Who Should Attend
Bank Directors, Chief Executive Officers, Presidents, Senior Management, Chief Financial Officers and Compliance Officers.
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