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TBA Bill Streamlines Tennessee Foreclosures with Improved Access and Affordability
Foreclosures can be a stressful and confusing time for homeowners. Public notices of foreclosures play a critical role in the process. For many years, these notices have been published in […]
Here’s how bankers can help curtail elder financial abuse
According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, millions of elderly citizens are targeted annually with some form of financial fraud, and many of these attempts are successful. It has been […]
A primer for Tennessee banks on C-PACER financing for energy and resiliency improvements
Brandon England, Energy Efficiency Loan Program Director, Pathway Lending Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy & Resiliency (C-PACER) has financed over $4 Billion in energy efficiency and resiliency property investments through […]
Financial Literacy Week in Tennessee
Justin Nipper, Chairman, TBA Young Bankers Division Executive Vice President/Chief Administrative Officer, The Farmers Bank, Portland Every banker knows financial health is the cornerstone of accomplishing your goals…and to navigate […]
Adjusted EBITDA: So much more yet so much less
Dev Strischek, Principal, Devon Risk Advisory Group REGISTER FOR CREDIT CONFERENCE Hear more from Dev Strischek and other insightful speakers at TBA’s Credit Conference, the premier educational and networking event […]
Talk business to me, baby!
Alyson Van Hooser, Author, Speaker, Professional Development Trainer Hear from Van Hooser at TBA’s 133rd Annual Meeting. Register at TNBankers.org/annual. Losing great employees may be your greatest competitive threat. Attracting, […]
Get the most out of TBA, FPSI in 2023
From continuing education to monitoring state and federal legislative agendas, the Tennessee Bankers Association and Financial Products and Services, Inc, are here for you. With the New Year upon us, […]
Stage set for likely legislative gridlock in 2023
Colin Barrett, President/CEO, Tennessee Bankers Association When it comes to elections, my favorite saying is that “people don’t vote for the party they like but against the party they dislike.” […]
Modernizing foreclosure process tops TBA’s Tennessee political agenda
Amy Heaslet, Executive Vice President/General Counsel, Tennessee Bankers Association As the first session of the 113th General Assembly begins in Nashville, I look forward to working with new members in […]
TBA Disaster Relief Fund
When disaster strikes, the Tennessee banking community always steps up to help those in need. From the Waverly floods to the Smoky Mountain fires to the tornadoes in Tennessee and […]
Report: Projecting the Blue Oval City Impact on the Haywood County Region
Using a Parker-Dewey Micro-Internship commissioned by the UT Martin Dunagan Chair of Excellence in Banking within the College of Business and Global Affairs, student Cole Hollis worked to prepare a […]
Industry Remains Strong Heading Into 2023
By Colin Barrett, President/CEO, Tennessee Bankers Association At the end of September, the TBA hosted an NFIB/Visa small business roundtable featuring leading industry economists. During one of the presentations, a […]
