Live Webinar

Beyond the Tipping Point: Tackling Interest Rate and Liquidity Risk for Future-Ready Banking

Learn from top experts and discover what’s needed for a stronger, more resilient banking sector.

Jan. 9, 2025 • 11 a.m. ET • Cost: Complimentary

About the webinar

The U.S. interest rate hikes since February 2022 have exposed deep vulnerabilities, leading to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and other regional failures.

Accounting practices masked the true extent of the losses on fixed-income portfolios.

Join Prof. Jill Cetina and Prof. Greg Feldberg, former executives from the OCC, Federal Reserve and Moody’s, as they critique current interest rate risk management and share steps bankers and regulators must take to improve risk measurement.

You will learn:

Why U.S. regulators haven’t adopted international IRR standards since 2004 – and the impact on banks today.
The consequences of regulatory “tailoring” in 2018, which left key regional banks vulnerable.
How regulatory gaps and bank practices contributed to recent failures and unrealized losses.

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About the experts

Donald van Deventer

Managing Director, Risk Research and Quantitative Solutions, SAS
Chairman, CEO and Founder, Kamakura Corporation

Don van Deventer joined SAS's Risk Research and Quantitative Solutions group in June 2022. He founded Kamakura Corporation in April 1990, serving as Chairman and CEO through its acquisition by SAS in June 2022. His work at SAS focuses on enterprise-wide risk management and modern credit risk technology. Dr. van Deventer’s consulting and research emphasize applying advanced financial theories to address critical challenges in financial risk management.

Jill Cetina, CFA

Associate Director, Commercial Banking Program, and Executive Professor of Finance at Texas A&M Mays Business School

Jill Cetina brings extensive expertise in financial supervision and analytics to Texas A&M's Mays Business School, where she leads the commercial banking program. A CFA charter holder, Jill previously held leadership roles at Moody’s Investors Service and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, focusing on banking supervision and macro-financial analysis. Her experience spans key financial crises and institutions, including contributions to Fed credit facilities during the 2008-09 financial crisis and Treasury debt management. She serves on American Banker’s 2024 ThinkTank and the St. Baldrick’s Foundation board.

Greg Feldberg

Research Scholar, Yale School of Management and Director of Research, Yale Program on Financial Stability

Greg Feldberg is a Research Scholar at Yale School of Management and Director of Research for the Yale Program on Financial Stability. He previously led the Office of Financial Research's annual Financial Stability Report and served as Director of Research for the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission. Greg spent 10 years at the Federal Reserve Board and has also directed technology research teams at investment banks. His work centers on financial stability, macroprudential policy, and crisis management.

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