Local Education Classes

The events below are put on by the Minnesota Chapter of the Risk Management Association. Please join us for some of our upcoming education events focused on risk management for banks, credit unions and non-bank financial institutions.

14 Oct

Addressing Troubled Commercial Real Estate Loans

The goal of this course is to help the banker recognize the early stages of a slippage in a commercial real estate relationship and prepare a corrective…

10 Nov

The Hidden Hazards, Navigating Environmental and Property Condition in CRE Loans

This course will help you identify, evaluate, and manage these hidden hazards so you can protect your institution, strengthen loan structures, and communicate…

09 Dec

Cash Flow I: Assessing Cash Flow -Traditional, Global and UCA

The goal of this course is to prepare the attendees to accurately assess the borrower to provide an increased probability of successful repayment as well…

09 Feb

Construction Loan Success, Navigating the Lifecycle of a Construction Loan

WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Anyone who plays a role in the commercial construction loan lifecycle.This course is approved for 6 hours of CRC Continuing Education…

17 Feb

Investment CRE Fundamentals

Course details and information will be available soon.

02 Mar

Unlocking Successful Credit Presentations

This course will benefit credit analysts, underwriters, credit officers, approvers, lenders, sales managers, and loan committee members.Approved for 6…

24 Mar

Cash Flow II: Advanced Cash Analysis in the Balance Sheet & Income Statement

This course will focus on the analysis of the UCA Cash Flow Statement and beyond.

06 Apr

Commercial Lending Toolkit, Build a Better Toolbox to get Better Results 2027

This course is designed for loan operations teams, those newer to commercial lending, or as a refresher for experienced individuals.Approved for 6 hours…

05 May

Cash Flow III: Beyond the Balance Sheet and Income Statement

This course digs deeper than just the analysis of the Balance Sheet, Income statement, and the UCA Cash Flow Statement.