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On a scale of 0 to 10, with 0 being "Not At All Likely" and 10 being "Extremely Likely," how likely is it that you would recommend WesCorp's Credit Union Outlook Conference to a friend or colleague?
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Likelihood to recommend
WesCorp's CU Outlook
 
 
THE CREDIT CRUNCH


Please rate your level of interest in hearing about the following credit-related topics during WesCorp's 2008 Credit Union Outlook conference?
Very Interested Interested Somewhat Interested Not Interested
Outlook for loan spreads and secondary market pricing in 2009 and beyond
Delinquency and loss trends in mortgage and consumer loans
Why traditional spread relationships (e.g., LIBOR vs. Treasury) have changed and the outlook for 2009
Federal initiatives and the regulatory response to the housing bubble
Understanding Regional Home Price Indices
 
 
For each credit topic below, would a large group general session, smaller group session, or a workshop-style session be the best meeting format? (Large group general sessions include 300+ people; smaller group sessions include about 70 to 100 people; workshop-style sessions where attendees participate in case scenarios.)
Large Group General Session Smaller Group Session Workshop-Style Session
Outlook for loan spreads and secondary market pricing in 2009 and beyond
Delinquency and loss trends in mortgage and consumer loans
Why traditional spread relationships (e.g., LIBOR vs. Treasury) have changed and the outlook for 2009
Federal initiatives and the regulatory response to the housing bubble
Understanding Regional Home Price Indices
 
 
For each credit topic below, from which type of speaker you would most prefer to hear:
WesCorp management or staff Speakers outside WesCorp but within CU movement Speakers from other financial service providers (banks, economists, consultants) Speakers outside financial services industry
Outlook for loan spreads and secondary market pricing in 2009 and beyond
Delinquency and loss trends in mortgage and consumer loans
Why traditional spread relationships (e.g., LIBOR vs. Treasury) have changed and the outlook for 2009
Federal initiatives and the regulatory response to the housing bubble
Understanding Regional Home Price Indices
 
 
ASSET/LIABILITY MANAGEMENT


Please rate your level of interest in hearing about the following asset and liability management topics during WesCorp's 2008 Credit Union Outlook conference?
Very Interested Interested Somewhat Interested Not Interested
Credit union best practices in asset/liability management
Developing an appropriate capital plan
How much liquidity is enough?
Building core deposits for the future
Predicting credit losses and managing the provision for loan losses
Credit union best practices for loan participations (e.g., notification, distribution, and securitization of loan pool)
Tracking portfolio performance using static pool analysis
Improving efficiency through cost savings and new income opportunities
Challenges with the UBIT (Unrelated Business Income Tax)
Issues with indirect lending
 
 
For each asset and liability management topic below, would a large group general session, smaller group session, or a workshop-style session be the best meeting format? (Large group general sessions include 300+ people; smaller group sessions include about 70 to 100 people; workshop-style sessions where attendees participate in case scenarios.)
Large Group General Session Smaller Group Session Workshop-Style Session
Credit union best practices in asset/liability management
Developing an appropriate capital plan
How much liquidity is enough?
Building core deposits for the future
Predicting credit losses and managing the provision for loan losses
Credit union best practices for loan participations (e.g., notification, distribution, and securitization of loan pool)
Tracking portfolio performance using static pool analysis
Improving efficiency through cost savings and new income opportunities
Challenges with the UBIT (Unrelated Business Income Tax)
Issues with indirect lending
 
 
ASSET/LIABILITY MANAGEMENT (continued)


For each asset and liability management topic below, from which type of speaker would you most prefer to hear:
WesCorp management or staff Speakers outside WesCorp but within CU movement Speakers from other financial service providers (banks, economists, consultants) Speakers outside financial services industry
Credit union best practices in asset/liability management
Developing an appropriate capital plan
How much liquidity is enough?
Building core deposits for the future
Predicting credit losses and managing the provision for loan losses
Credit union best practices for loan participations (e.g., notification, distribution, and securitization of loan pool)
Tracking portfolio performance using static pool analysis
Improving efficiency through cost savings and new income opportunities
Challenges with the UBIT (Unrelated Business Income Tax)
Issues with indirect lending
 
 
INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT


Please rate your level of interest in hearing about the following investment management topics during WesCorp's 2008 Credit Union Outlook conference?
Very Interested Interested Somewhat Interested Not Interested
Building blocks for a durable investment strategy
Understanding credit, market, and liquidity risk
Modeling cash flows and developing analytical tools
Bond math 101 and beyond
 
 
For each investment management topic below, would a large group general session, smaller group session, or a workshop-style session be the best meeting format? (Large group general sessions include 300+ people; smaller group sessions include about 70 to 100 people; workshop-style sessions where attendees participate in case scenarios.)
Large Group General Session Smaller Group Session Workshop-Style Session
Building blocks for a durable investment strategy
Understanding credit, market, and liquidity risk
Modeling cash flows and developing analytical tools
Bond math 101 and beyond
 
 
For each investment management topic below, from which type of speaker would you most prefer to hear:
WesCorp management or staff Speakers outside WesCorp but within CU movement Speakers from other financial service providers (banks, economists, consultants) Speakers outside financial services industry
Building blocks for a durable investment strategy
Understanding credit, market, and liquidity risk
Modeling cash flows and developing analytical tools
Bond math 101 and beyond
 
 
What are your levels of interest in the following:
Very Interested Interested Somewhat Interested Not Interested
Networking with other attendees you do not currently know
Having WesCorp's Credit Union Outlook conference at a location other than Las Vegas
 
 
 
Please describe two primary needs or issues that your credit union faces today.
   
 
 
 
Please provide any suggestions on how we can make WesCorp's 2008 Credit Outlook Outook conference the best one, yet.
   
 
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