Re-examining Your Balance Sheet Position
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We dive into details of managing interest rate risk in a volatile environment. The discussion will focus on leveraging different approaches to identify, manage, and mitigate balance sheet interest rate exposure for banks and credit unions. Key areas of focus will be on identifying near-term risk, leveraging complementary approaches to identify interest rate risk exposure, and the role of using sensitivity testing of key assumptions to enhance the information the ALCO and Board of Directors have to make tactical and strategic decisions.
We will hold an open Q&A session to discuss any questions you may have on the topic or our solutions.
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SpeakersIrina Baron Senior Director - Customer Success Management Moody's Analytics
Jerry Clark Director, Customer Success Management Moody's
Jon Kiessling Senior Director, Strategist Moody’s Analytics
Ed Young Senior Director, Bank Advisory Specialist Moody's Analytics | Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
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Jon Kiessling is responsible for commercial development and revenue enablement strategy for the Americas Banking region. His background includes roles as Chief Risk Officer, Chief Accounting Officer and Director of Corporate Finance with a publicly traded bank, where his focus was to lead and develop critical functions throughout the company’s high-growth lifecycle from capital raise until acquisition. Jon began his career with KPMG LLP focusing on financial services clients within the audit and advisory practices.
Jon holds a B.S. in Accounting and Finance from Ohio State University and is an inactive CPA.
Ed Young works on projects involving credit risk, enterprise capital planning/stress testing, and CECL, helping clients solve complex financial risk management challenges. He develops robust, cross-company solutions to address clients’ needs and improve risk management processes. His background includes leadership roles at the Federal Reserve with a focus on credit, market, and liquidity risk; model risk management; and capital stress testing.
Ed earned both an MBA and BS in Finance from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.