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Community Bankers Conference

April 8, 2010

Overview
The Bank Supervision Group of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York is pleased to announce its 2010 conference for the directors and senior management of community banking organizations in the Federal Reserve Second District.

The conference will consist of presentations on current industry developments and key bank supervision issues. The conference will provide an opportunity for the attendees to have a dialogue on areas of supervisory focus, the banking environment and matters of concern to them. Reserve Bank and other regulatory agency specialists from various disciplines will cover a number of topics. Also, one of our economists will offer a presentation on current economic conditions and the outlook for the economy.

Audience
Directors and senior management of community banks and bank holding companies in the Second District.

This event is by invitation only and closed to the press.

Registration Information

Deadline
Tuesday, April 6

Event Details

Date and Time
Thursday, April 8
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Continental breakfast will be served at 8:30 a.m.

Location
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
33 Liberty Street
12th Floor Conference Center
New York City
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A luncheon will be held in the Liberty Room

Dress code is business attire.

More Information
Contact Anita Awatramani at (212) 720-2854 or anita.awatramani@ny.frb.org
or
Karen Scott at (212) 720-8794 or karen.scott@ny.frb.org
or
Susan Coletta at (212) 720-6787 or susan.coletta@ny.frb.org
.

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