Abrigo's Advisory Services Support
Balance Sheet Planning, Liquidity Insights and Pricing Strategies
Flexible Engagements with Abrigo
To support financial institutions in identifying and successfully navigating through the unprecedented challenges and opportunities introduced with the current global pandemic, Abrigo’s team of experts is offering a fixed block of hours of advisory services that are structured and sized to meet a specific institution’s objectives. These hours offer timely and flexible support to one or multiple needs arising in an ever-evolving landscape.
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Loan/deposit pricing strategies and analysis
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Funding analysis and strategies
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Liquidity management and mortgage lending compliance
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Loan modifications/TDRs
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Balance sheet strategies/ALM modeling
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Allowance - methodologies, Q-factors, forecasting, etc.
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Stress testing scenarios and portfolio analysis
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Regulatory updates and compliance
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Consultations on economic impacts of COVID-19
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SBA/PPP forgiveness support and education
“Our team of experts offers our clients the support they need when they need it. Whether it’s quick clarification on a regulatory update or a more thorough liquidity or pricing strategy call, our hourly engagements offer a cost-effective, flexible option to address the varying needs of financial institutions.”
Regan Camp, Managing Director, Abrigo's Advisory Services Team
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Meet the Team
30+ Years of Experience On Average
Former bankers, CPAs, auditors, economists, and examiners
Our team's breadth and depth of experience include asset/liability management, liquidity analysis, loan and deposit pricing, capital planning, balance sheet management, investments, credit risk, stress testing, CECL, and more. Their qualifications and expertise will help you to achieve more value at your financial institution.
Dedicated Task Force
Ready to help you at your discretion
Frequently checking in with you by email, recurring meetings, and one-off calls, our advisors will make sure that you get your questions answered when you need them. We will make sure to get to know you and your unique situation before helping you to make better decisions. Our team is looking to be your set of trusted advisors during this time of enhanced uncertainty.
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Our teams of experts have worked with the University of Madison's Graduate School of Banking, the Credit Union National Association, the Financial Managers School, the Federal Home Loan Banks, the Western Bankers Association, ALLL.com, and more. They also frequently conduct thought leadership webinars and write whitepapers for Abrigo.
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