Independent Banker: Capital Summit shapes the future of community banking

At ICBA Capital Summit—slated for May 12-15 in Washington, D.C.—community bankers engage in important discussions about the future of community banking, advocate for policies that support local economies, and share best practices with peers, according to the latest Independent Banker magazine.

Details: In the article, ICBA’s Aaron Stetter notes that this year’s event will be particularly important for community banks, which are navigating a complex regulatory landscape. “With much policy uncertainty coming out of Washington this year, the Capital Summit will give bankers a platform for collectively addressing emerging challenges and ensuring that their voices are heard by policymakers,” he says.

Focus: Key topics for discussion during the 4-day summit include Section 1071 reform, the Community Reinvestment Act, Section 1033, fair credit reporting, and GSE reform for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Learn more and register.

More: The April edition of Independent Banker also includes a recap of ICBA LIVE, perspectives from ICBA’s new board, and articles on leveraging FedNow, grassroots advocacy, check fraud prevention, and digital advertising.

Access: The magazine is available on the Independent Banker website and via the digital edition. Community bankers also can subscribe to Independent Banker’s newsletter to receive the magazine via email.

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