Stress Testing for Better Loans and a Healthier Portfolio – April 2, 2026

Description

This page is for registering only for the April 2 webinar on stress testing. This webinar is part of the Portfolio Management Series. If you want to register for the entire series, please go here. Attendees registering for the entire 3-webinar series receive a 15% discount.
 

Date: Thursday, April 2nd

Time: 11:00 a.m. Pacific

Duration: 60 minutes

With economic uncertainty and fluctuating interest rates, it is more important now than ever to know how your portfolio will perform in a fast and ever-changing marketplace. Loan stress testing is a vital risk management technique that can help your credit union identify weaknesses in a loan and see how a borrower would fare under possible adverse financial conditions. Knowing how to properly stress test your loans and your entire commercial portfolio will help you prepare for any eventuality.

This webinar will discuss:

• Loan stress testing techniques used in underwriting
• Segmenting your portfolio for clarity on loan categories
• What examiners expect and want when it comes to stress testing
• Employing stress testing and sensitivity analysis in commercial loan underwriting and portfolio management
• Detecting and mitigating risk in individual loans using stress testing techniques and how to use these same strategies to test the health and resiliency of your entire portfolio
• Templates and sample reports for loan and portfolio stress testing

 
Purchase Terms & Conditions

For live webinars, a full-team registration includes multiple attendees for your credit union. Please include these emails in the notes section at checkout. Each attendee will need a unique login link for access.

A recording of this session is available for full-team access registrations upon request. For individual registrations for webinars, the recording will be available to purchase after the session. If you registered as an individual, you can request a discount code to use on the recording purchase.

Educational materials are proprietary and are not to be shared outside of the purchasing credit union.