Enterprise Risk Management

Enterprise risk management (ERM) is gaining in popularity, and for good reason. How may it be advantageous for your credit union? ERM begins with a strategy, however its ultimate focus is on managing the risks that can prevent your credit union from achieving its objectives. Designed to identify potential events that may impact an institution, it is an organization-wide process put into place by the board of directors, management, and other key personnel. Learn more about how ERM not only manages risk, but how it does so comfortably within your credit union’s risk appetite. Discover how to utilize the expertise of people across all areas of your credit union to fulfill your goals.

Larry Harmon, Members United Corporate FCU

CPE Credits: 1
Program Level: Intermediate

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Larry Harmon Topic: Enterpise Risk Management Larry Harmon, Chief Risk Officer, Members United, oversees the corporate’s interest rate, credit, and liquidity risk management, as well as business continuity, compliance, and audit services. In addition to his duties as Chief Risk Officer, Larry serves on the corporate’s Management Asset/Liability (ALCO), and the Board Asset/Liability Management Committee. His quarter century in financial services includes 11 years at U.S. Central where he was chief operating officer and chief compliance officer for U.S. Central Capital Markets, a registered broker/dealer. He holds his Series 7, 24, and 63.