Event details
As financial services companies’ audit committee requirements and expectations evolve in today’s dynamic environment, it is critical for audit committee members to be current on industry developments.
This webinar series provides a deep dive into the most pressing issues affecting financial institutions today, including financial reporting and accounting standards. Plus, our specialists offer practical knowledge and industry expertise.
Each session is recommended for up to 1.5 hours of CPE credit.
Who should attend
Audit committee members, CFOs, CEOs, chief risk officers, chief information officers, chief technology officers, chief information security officers, financial reporting executives, and equivalent personnel
Presenters
Led by Sydney Garmong and Brookton N. Behm, this series features a variety of Crowe financial services and audit committee specialists.
Contact information
For additional information, please contact Trina Tapo.
Webinar dates
Thursday, April 4, 2024
Host: Kara Baldwin
Partner, Financial Services Audit Leader
On-demand webinar
Thursday, June 27, 2024
Host: Brookton N. Behm
Managing Principal, Financial Services
On-demand webinar
Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024
Host: Kara Baldwin
Partner, Financial Services Audit Leader
On-demand webinar
Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025
Host: Brookton N. Behm
Managing Principal, Financial Services
Missed an audit committee webinar or need a refresher? Watch on demand.
If you missed a session, you can watch our past quarterly webinars on demand.
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Learn strategies to protect sensitive data and navigate global compliance challenges.
Read about AICPA SEC conference; Fed semiannual supervision and regulation report; FDIC, NCUA Q3 results; FASB request for comments on KPIs; and more.
These 2024 illustrative financial statements for financial institutions include common disclosures as required under applicable accounting standards.
Learn strategies to protect sensitive data and navigate global compliance challenges.
Read about AICPA SEC conference; Fed semiannual supervision and regulation report; FDIC, NCUA Q3 results; FASB request for comments on KPIs; and more.
These 2024 illustrative financial statements for financial institutions include common disclosures as required under applicable accounting standards.