Fourth Annual Community Banking Research and Policy Conference
Conference Agenda
Gateway Auditorium, 6th Floor | Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
September 28-29, 2016
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- Wednesday, September 28
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Welcoming Remarks
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Research Paper Session 1
The Continuing Relevance and Importance of the Community Bank Business ModelIs the Traditional Banking Model a Survivor?Vincenzo Chiorazzo, Vincenzo D'Apice, Pierluigi Morelli, Italian Banking Association; and Robert DeYoung,University of KansasBank Business Models in the US: Identification, Performance, Risks and RegulationRym Ayadi, HEC Montreal
Why Banks Matter: Measuring the Impact of Banks on Missouri's EconomyJoseph H. Haslag, University of MissouriThe Changing Face of Communities Served by Minority Depository Institutions: 2001 - 2014 (PDF)Russell D. Kashian, Fernanda Contreras and Claudia Perez-Valdez, University of Wisconsin – WhitewaterReaction to the Continuing Relevance and Importance of the Community Bank Business Model Session- Robin A. Prager and William Dana Jr.The Continuing Relevance and Importance of the Community Bank Business Model - Moderated Question and Answer Session -
Break
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Networking and Lunch
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Afternoon Keynote Address
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Break
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Research Paper Session 2
Moderator: Cynthia Course
Director, Financial Insitution Supervision and Credit, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Is Bigger Necessarily Better in Community Banking?Joseph P. Hughes, Julapa Jagtiani, and Loretta J. Mester Rutgers University; Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; Federal Reserve Bank of ClevelandBank Size, Compliance Costs and Compliance Performance in Community BankingDrew Dahl, Andrew Meyer and Michelle Neely Federal Reserve Bank of St. LouisHas the Relationship Between Bank Size and Profitability Changed?Kristen Regehr and Rajdeep Sengupta, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas CityReaction to the Relationship Between Community Bank Size and Performance Session- Cynthia Course and Allan (Al) LandonThe Relationship Between Community Bank Size and Performance - Moderated Question and Answer Session -
Break
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Presentation of Winning Case Study and Video from the 2016 CSBS Community Bank Case Study Competition
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Dinner Reception
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Evening Keynote Address
- Thursday, September 29
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Morning Keynote Address
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Research Paper Session 3
Moderator: Todd Vermilyea
Senior Associate Director and Economist, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
Did Capital Requirements in the Early 20th Century U.S. Promote Bank Stability? (PDF)Michael Gou, University of California at IrvineDodd-Frank's Federal Deposit Insurance ReformKyle D. Allen, Louisiana Tech University; Travis R. Davidson, Ohio University; Scott E. Hein, Texas Tech University; and Matthew D. Whitledge, Coastal Carolina UniversityCommercial Lending Concentration and Bank Expertise: Evidence from Borrower Financial StatementsPhilip G. Berger and Michael Minnis, University of Chicago; and Andrew Sutherland, Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyReaction to the Community Bank Regulatory Issues Session Todd Vermilyea and Glen JammaronCommunity Bank Regulatory Issues- Moderated Question and Answer Session -
Break
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2016 National Survey of Community Banks Presentation of Results
Presentation Results -
Networking and Lunch
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Panel Discussion: Community Banking in the 21st Century: 2016 National Survey of Community Banks and State Roundtables
Panelists
Lori Bettinger
Executive Vice President, Alliance Partners; President, BancAlliance , Alliance Partners/ BancAlliance
Discussion Topic 1How do you see regulatory burden impacting the community banking industry in the short term? Long term? (Sanborn / Williams)
Discussion Topic 2Looking ahead 10 years, what aspects of the community bank business model will undergo the most dramatic change? Which will likely remain unchanged? (Bettinger / Mehlum)
Moderated Question and Answer Session -
Conference Wrap-up
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Conference Adjourn
