MBA Education Interest Rate Risk/Effects on Mortgage Fee Income Webinar Today
MBA Education presents a webinar, Interest Rate Risk & The Effects on Mortgage Fee Income, today, Feb. 7 from 2:00-3:30 p.m. ET.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency’s October 2016 bulletin highlighted the focus on interest rate risk management at community banks and independent mortgage lenders. The fee income from mortgage originations and ongoing servicing fees are sensitive to interest rates.
Keeping abreast of the changes in interest rates will have the greatest effect on your fee income and your ALM model. With this knowledge, you can quantify the effect market rate variations could have on fee income thus indirectly affecting your earnings. This webinar offers an overview of how to estimate and monitor key variables whose volatility can significantly affect mortgage fee income.
Objectives
–Pipeline Management:
—-Understanding pull through rates
—-Understanding hedge ratios & the best way to calculate these ratios
Servicing Portfolio:
—-What to expect in terms of run-off
—-Managing temporary impairments
Portfolio Management:
—-Impact of interest rates on change-in-average-life
Speaker
Sara Campbell Taylor, mortgage professional with more than 25 years in the business specializing in credit and risk management. Over the past 10 years, as a consultant, she has focused on using software solutions and associated modeling techniques that assist financial firms in managing both operational and business risk.
Who Should Attend
–Community Bank and Credit Union Staff
–Secondary Market Staff
–Financial Staff including Controllers and Assistant Controllers
–Financial Analysts
To register, click https://store.mortgagebankers.org/ProductDetail.aspx?product_code=E2171716AH/REGIS.
Login instructions will be sent to paid attendees in advance of the webinar. All paid attendees will receive a copy of the audio recording and PowerPoint deck at the conclusion of the webinar.
For more information, click https://www.mba.org/store/events/webinar/interest-rate-risk-and-the-effects-on-mortgage-fee-income.
