by David Seibert | Mar 14, 2023 | Enterprise Risk Management, Governance, Regulatory, Risk Management, Strategy
Much has been written about the SVB (Silicon Valley Bank) failure, the largest U.S. bank failure behind Lehman Brothers back in September of 2008. Articles have extensively covered how it happened and what the impact is to financial markets and the banking sector. But...
by Brian Hague, CFA | Jan 3, 2023 | Economics, Risk Management, Strategy
As we enter 2023, the U.S. economy is still beset by high inflation, and the Fed’s policy response threatens to stall economic growth. A housing correction is fully underway, and there are continuing signs of cracks in an otherwise apparently robust labor market. CPI...
by Brian Hague, CFA | Oct 14, 2022 | Economics, Risk Management, Strategy
Headwinds are on the economic horizon, fueled by uncontrolled inflation, rapidly rising interest rates, a housing market correction, and signs of emerging labor market weakness. CPI is up 8.2% year over year as of September. While the headline reading is not the worst...
by Rochdale Paragon | Oct 4, 2022 | Press, Risk Management, Strategy
Produced and created for credit union executives, management and risk professionals, Rochdale’s Reimagine Risk podcast presents a variety of views to help leaders consider the business imperatives surrounding risk management and to leverage and manage risk as a...
by findyourcrux | May 4, 2022 | Press, Risk Management, Strategy
Rochdale CEO Tony Ferris was featured in the CUNA News Podcast episode titled “Building an ERM framework” last month. In the episode, Ferris shares why every credit union should have an ERM program and how to formalize its ERM process. “What we do...
by Brian Hague, CFA | Apr 19, 2022 | Economics, Risk Management, Strategy, Uncategorized
One of the most consistent themes we hear from clients is that their greatest strategic challenge is retaining and attracting talent. We’ve all heard about “the Great Resignation,” “ghosting,” shifting worker preferences post-COVID-19, even the recent study that found...
