July 2020 - Online Training Newsletter


Introduction

Banks must have plans to deal with unexpected occurrences such as data breaches, natural disasters, robberies—and as 2020 has illustrated—even pandemics. But even with business continuity and disaster recovery plans in place, some banks have recently been forced to implement policies and procedures that they were not prepared for. 

These activities had personnel taking a deeper look into their business continuity and disaster recovery plans and realizing they missed the mark in some areas. Community Banker University has created a new online course titled Business Continuity Management for Banks to help banks build a sound BCM plan according to regulatory guidance.

The course learning objectives and outline can be found in the Online Course Catalog. Administrators, please share the availability of this course with the appropriate personnel at your bank. Tell them to enroll today (or enroll them yourselves) so they can ensure their plans for future events are covered and will run seamlessly.

What’s New?

  • A new course titled, Business Continuity Management for Banks, was added to the full course catalog on July 8.

What’s Coming

  • A new version of the course Introduction to Consumer Lending launches mid-August.

Did You Know?

Attention Standard Plan, Custom Plan, and Bank Compliance Bundle Subscribers, did you know it is time to renew your ICBA Community Banker University Online Training Subscription? One of your bank’s LMS Administrators should have received an email on July 22, with exciting details on what is coming in the next year and a link to pay your renewal invoice.

Renewal invoices must be paid by Sept. 30 to ensure that your employees can seamlessly continue with their courses. The email can be forwarded directly to your accounts payable department for payment.

If you cannot locate the individual that received the email or have other questions pertaining to your subscription, please contact Cathy Von Wahlde at 320-352-7337 or [email protected].

Additional emails for unpaid invoices will be sent in August and September to your Accounts Payable (if email on file) or the LMS Admin that received the initial invoice on July 22.