| Thursday, May 6, 2:00 - 3:15 | view all sessions this time |
| Treasury Operations | view all sessions this track |
| 209 - The Great Recession Changes Bank Relationships and Pricing | |
| This presentation is an up to date review of trends in commercial lending and pricing for treasury management services, based on the market research from the 2009-2010 Blue Book of Bank Prices™ and the 2010 Phoenix-Hecht Treasury Management Monitor™. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of the U.S. market for treasury services and what to expect from their banks in 2010. |
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| Learning Objectives: | |
| Gain a deeper understanding of bank pricing trends for both commercial lending and treasury management services, based on 2010 market research. | |
| Improve your understanding of the market for treasury services including service usage, payment trends, and quality. | |
| Learn what the future may hold for treasury management services pricing. | |
| Jim
Brunnquell, CTP, Phoenix-Hecht Jim is a senior relationship manager at Phoenix-Hecht, and is responsible for the company's relationships with New England, New York, and mid-west banks. Prior to joining Phoenix-Hecht in 2007, Jim was with Girard Bank, Mellon Bank, and Citizens Bank (RBS) for 34 years. Jim has held positions the following positions: 1. Relationship Manager-Upper Middle Market and Financial Institutions 2. Team Leader positions in Business Banking, Middle Market Banking,and Credit Policy 3. Senior Treasury Sales Officer Jim has been a CTP since 1997 and has a B.A. in Economics from Gettysburg College.
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