Class Descriptions - Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.

BMGR.7BMGR.8BMGR.9EPS.1EPS.2EPS.3RISK MANAGEMENT – OPEN FORUMJoin this group discussion on the best ways to manage the credit and operations side of theBusinessManager program. Experienced bankers share their insights and knowledge on the mosteffective methods in daily and monthly procedures while operating the program.Session Type: EducationalSkill Level: BasicWHY ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE FINANCING IS A STRONG SOLUTION FOR BANKSAND BUSINESSES IN TODAY’S ECONOMIC AND REGULATORY ENVIRONMENTEver wondered why a stronger client would choose a structured accounts receivable program overa less monitored line? This session will open the door for new opportunities by sharing reasonsbusinesses have taken this route and improved their position as a result.Session Type: EducationalSkill Level: BasicWHY BUSINESSES CHOOSE ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE LENDING TO FINANCE THEIRBUSINESS – OPEN FORUMStories from business owners and their lender about how the BusinessManager program has helpedtheir business grow and prosper.Session Type: EducationalACH FUNDAMENTALSThis 90-minute session will enable you to apply fundamental concepts related to ACH. This sessionwill enable you to define common ACH acronyms and distinguish payment types, identify participantsin the ACH Network and describe the flow of ACH transactions, and learn about terms and attributesrelated to ACH processing, settlement, and compliance. This session is appropriate for individualscompletely new to ACH, as well as individuals who may desire a refresher course.Session Type: EducationalSkill Level: BasicBUILD ACH REVENUE WITH ACH CLIENTACH payments are growing! Learn how your financial institution can leverage ACH Origination togenerate revenue while managing risk and meeting FFIEC compliance.Session Type: Sales Presentation/Product DemoCAN WE INNOVATE WHILE THEY REGULATE?Today’s payments landscape is marked by constant news stories about new technological advancesand creative concepts. Is it possible that the expanding regulatory climate is the catalyst for innovativeproducts designed to capture market share, replace lost fee revenue, increase profitability, and improvecustomer satisfaction? Or are these innovations driving the need for further regulation? This livelypoint-counterpoint presentation highlights thought-provoking, current examples of regulation vs.innovation that will resonate with all financial institutions.Session Type: EducationalSkill Level: Intermediate6