This seminar assists financial institutions in meeting the annual training requirements imposed by the BSA regulations and provides attendees with the opportunity to network with other professionals interested in BSA compliance.
Did you know that you cannot just pay someone a salary to avoid overtime? Or that you cannot give certain bonuses without potentially factoring them into your overtime calculations? All organizations are unlawfully paying employees in some way. That may be an overstatement, but not by much. Perhaps no topic is more confusing and potentially dangerous than complying with federal and state wage and hour laws. By explaining basic wage and hour compliance, covering recent regulatory updates, and demonstrating practical application using case studies and hypothetical scenarios, this session will give you an understanding of best practices when it comes to lawfully paying employees.
The VBA is partnering with representatives from the US Attorney’s Office, Adult Protective Services, law enforcement, and the American Bankers Association to develop a seminar designed for any staff who may come into contact with elderly or vulnerable adults in the course of employment or those who review the financial documents, records, or transactions of an elderly or vulnerable adult in connection with providing financial services to such elderly or vulnerable adult.
The VBA Connect|Protect Experience is an event for marketing, HR, retail baking, training, security, ERM, operations and technology and compliance professionals that will uncover new ideas, trends and developments in banking.
Through the use of highly qualified instructors and a challenging
curriculum, the VBA School of Bank Management is designed to
provide a multi-dimensional educational experience in banking.
Upon completion of three one-week summer sessions and eight home
study problems, students will have developed a range of skills
that should both enhance current performance and qualify them as
candidates for advancement.
American Bankers Association (ABA), Virginia Bankers Association (VBA) and Maryland Bankers Association (MBA) are joining together to host the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Summit for bankers nationwide. This virtual event is designed to help bankers become an agent of change for the banking industry and for the community.
The VBA is committed to providing banks with the resources needed to build and develop strong teams of banking professionals. This past summer, 16 banks participated in the VBA Internship Program across the Commonwealth, hosting 53 students from different colleges and universities. Based on the feedback we received from the interns at the end of the summer, 100% said that the internship made them more interested in the banking industry.
This conference is designed for emerging banking leaders and members of the Virginia Bankers Association Emerging Bank Leaders (EBL) group. This conference will give Emerging Bank Leaders the opportunity to share ideas and network with peers from across the state. You do not have to be an EBL member to attend.
This conference is designed for all who would like to participate in engaging and thought-provoking sessions on assisting women in finding success in the banking industry.