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Over the past few weeks, there has been a shift in the nature of risks in the banking world — the federal government playing a significant role in stabilizing. These experiences have highlighted the dynamic nature of risks in finance and banking and the need for a responsive government, ready to take action.
On this episode, we’re joined by Kristina Schaefer, General Counsel, Chief Risk Officer & Chief Administrative Officer at First Bank & Trust. We dive into the evolution of banking (and government involvement) over time and what it means for today. According to Kristina — banks must adapt from traditional methods to meet the quickly evolving needs of today's financial markets.
Join us as we discuss:The past, present and future of the banking and federal government relationshipCurrent state of risks, and what it means for federal involvementImportance of people, culture and community in banking operations
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