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The meetings industry took a beating right along with financial institutions on whether bank and credit union meetings were a frivolous use of taxpayers or shareholder/members funds.

Fortunately, the Treasury Department has brought a measure of sanity back in its Executive Compensation Rules issued June 10, 2009.

If your financial institution’s Board of Directors has been concerned about planned meetings, here is a suggested board policy to address the issue.

For many of the banks I work with, the reduced budget for training and travel has been more of a constraint than public appearance of waste spending. But as the budgets loosen up, the guidance from Treasury and a good board policy should help.

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Linda Keith


Linda Keith is an expert in credit risk readiness and credit analysis training. She trains financial institutions throughout the United States on both Tax Return and Financial Statement Analysis.
She is in the trenches with lenders, analysts and underwriters helping them say "yes" to good loans.
She moved her in person training online in 2008 to www.LendersOnlineTraining.com with a continued focus on lending to businesses, farm operations and complex individual borrowers.

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