The Correspondent

By: Independent Correspondent Bankers Bank
  • Summary

  • The Correspondent is the community banker’s go-to source for community banking content and resources. Browse podcast episodes featuring trusted voices, on topics that matter for your institution.
    2023
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Episodes
  • Building a Payments Risk Management Program
    Feb 12 2025

    The payments landscape is changing quickly, and with it come evolving risks. How can community banks build a payments risk management program that mitigates ever-changing threats? Nanci McKenzie, a payments expert with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, discusses how banks can build an effective payments risk management program.

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    Register for our Credit Conference: New Frontier: Banking Credit in a Transforming Landscape | ICBB Cred Conference

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    38 mins
  • Participation Loans from A to Z
    Jan 29 2025

    Participation loans represent an opportunity for community banks to grow or manage their loan portfolio without exceeding their legal lending limit. But how does participation lending work at ICBB? In this episode, a participation loan panel, including chief lending officer Brandon Feltner; correspondent loan officer Paul Loxley; loan operations manager Beth Soard; and senior credit manager Michael Searcy break down the participation process step by step. Listen here, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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    33 mins
  • Banking Trends to Watch in 2025
    Jan 15 2025

    A new year brings many new opportunities, but also some uncertainty. In this episode, host Madison Caplinger discusses the issues and trends community bankers should consider in 2025 with CEO and president Derek Hetherington, and sales manager and account executive Zac Bodenheimer.

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    1 hr and 8 mins

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