Financial Literacy Fundamentals for New Directors: Financial Statements, Key Ratios & Monitoring Your CU
On-Demand Webinar:
StreamedMay 4, 2026Duration90 minutes
- Unlimited & shareable access starting two business days after live stream
- Available on desktop, mobile & tablet devices 24/7
- Take-away toolkit
- Ability to download webinar video
- Presenter's contact info for questions
Financial statements and key ratios tell the true story of your credit union’s health, but they only help when directors and committee members understand them.
This fast-paced, engaging session will use plain
language and real examples to decode reports and dashboards so you can monitor
performance with confidence. Learn how to interpret essential ratios, assess
capital and profitability, and use spread analysis to spot trends before they
become problems. The program will equip leaders to ask better questions and
know how their credit union is really doing.
KEY WEBINAR TAKEAWAYS
- The basic building blocks of financial statements
- Why CAMELS rating actually matters, and not just from a regulatory standpoint
- The most important items for a director to watch
- Understanding your spread analysis and ROA
- The importance of capital
- Key ratios to understand and watch
- Recognizing different business models
BONUS MATERIALS
- A free financial dashboard for your board packet to help directors see trends and expectations in key areas
WEBINAR DETAILS
How’s your credit union doing? No. Really. How’s
your credit union doing? Board directors, supervisory committee members, and
staff need to know, before any auditor or regulator, how their credit union is
doing. Financial statements and important ratios are like a code. This
fast-paced, interesting and sometimes funny presentation will decode the
financial statements and ratios. It will help everyone better understand how their credit union is doing. What
are the most important ratios every CU should have on their dashboard? What is
capital (net worth)? Where does it come from and how much do you need? We will
look at profit to determine if your credit union is making “enough”. We will examine
a spread analysis to see how your CU is making its profit and whether that
profit is improving or declining and why. I know exciting stuff, isn’t it?! But
you will leave much better equipped to know how your credit union is doing.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Credit union board members
- Associate directors
- New directors
- Supervisory committee members
- Other credit union volunteers and staff who wish to understand their credit union’s big financial picture
TAKE-AWAY TOOLKIT
- Employee training log
- Interactive quiz
- PDF of slides and speaker’s contact info for follow-up questions
- Attendance certificate provided to self-report CE credits
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