Digital Badge CSBS Instructor Digital Badge (CIDB) Objectives The CSBS Instructor Digital Badge recognizes state financial regulators who have demonstrated expertise and commitment by serving as instructors for CSBS training programs. These instructors play a critical role in strengthening the state financial regulatory system by sharing their knowledge and experience with fellow examiners. Earning this badge signifies: A dedication to
Specialty Certification Certified Examinations Trainer (CET) The objectives of the CET designation are to: Recognize the specialized knowledge, skills, and abilities of individuals who provide on- the-job examination training and/or training development for a state regulatory agency Encourage continued professional development in the areas of adult education, course development, instructional design, and tech-based training options To enhance and maintain the
Specialty Certification Certified Training Manager (CTM) The objectives of the CTM designation are to: Recognize the specialized knowledge, skills, and abilities of individuals who oversee an examiner training program for a state regulatory agency as their primary job responsibility Encourage continued professional development in the areas of adult education, course development, instructional design, and tech-based training innovations Develop learning outcomes
CSBS conducts, sponsors and supports research initiatives spanning the financial system. Each year, CSBS co-sponsors an annual community banking conference with the federal reserve, conducts a survey of community banks, sponsors an undergraduate community bank research conversation, and more. On a quarterly basis, CSBS surveys community banks for their sentiment. CSBS staff also release white papers and periodic risk reports
CSBS responds to the OCC's notice of proposed rulemaking regarding “Activities and Operations of National Banks and Federal Savings Associations,” arguing that the included “non-branch” rules make far-reaching and unprecedented changes without legal authority.
The first quarter 2020 CBSI reveals that community bankers' overall outlook on the local economy dropped sharply in the second half of March, but CSBS Senior Executive Vice President Mike Stevens mines the data to find a silver lining.