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Virginia Banking March eNewsletter
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The Virginia Banking eNewsletter is a monthly supplement to Virginia Banking magazine, intended to help you stay on top of industry knowledge via current trends data and insights. From the VBA
Our 2019 VBA Committee Chairs are featured in Volume 1 of Virginia Banking magazine. Check out this latest issue to learn more about the committee chairs’ goals for this year and some other fast facts about this dedicated group of bankers. The purpose of the fifteen VBA committees is to provide input on matters affecting the banking industry and the committees' functional areas of banking; provide input to VBA’s professional development team on training needs, often resulting in VBA workshops, seminars, etc.; provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and for networking that will benefit each committee member and his/her bank; and identify possible legislative and/or regulatory issues on which the VBA should focus as the banking industry’s advocate. Interested in learning how you can get involved? You can learn more about our committees here.
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Benchmark Community Bank Bank of Botetourt C&F Bank First Bank & Trust Company Old Point National Bank Pendleton Community Bank Pinnacle Financial Partners Sonabank Industry News & Trends
With bipartisan support, legislation that passed through the General Assembly and is on its way to the Governor to be signed may help protect elderly residents and other vulnerable adults against financial exploitation by giving financial institutions more tools to help prevent this crime. (Alexandria Gazette)
The latest edition of "Richmond Fed at a Glance" includes an update on the recent Federal Reserve’s Teacher Town Hall, a brief history of building and loan associations, and a survey of small businesses, as well as a discussion on economic growth with Tom Barkin, president of the Richmond Fed.
People don’t like ads and marketing, but they do like learning from experts and getting answers to questions. You can earn the right to sell your products and services by offering them something of value. Unfortunately, most banks view financial literacy content as "nice to have" but not essential. (The Financial Brand)
From VBA Partners
Although the stock markets have been somewhat tumultuous recently, the news on the economy has been generally positive, including the banking outlook, according to the most recent survey from VBA Endorsed Provider Promontory Interfinancial Network.
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