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Kenneth Ehrlich presents on recent trends in Board governance at Wolf CEO & Board University

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Kenneth F. Ehrlich, co-chair of the firm’s Banking and Financial Services practice group, presented at Wolf CEO & Board University’s program on October 15. Ken‘s presentation “New Board Members: Board and Committee Duties & Responsibilities” focused on the basic rules that apply to a director in carrying out his or her duties. The presentation discussed the Board level issues that a Board should pay attention to, and recent trends in Board governance, including topics such as whether a Board Loan Committee is appropriate, how Dodd-Frank impacts all banks and not just publicly reporting banks, and what decisions should be delegated and what should not be.

Wolf CEO & Board University provides bank and credit union board members and CEOs with the opportunity to learn about emerging legal trends in board responsibilities, legislative and regulatory updates, board succession issues, enterprise risk concerns, and innovative approaches and best practices on how one’s institution can succeed in the frequently changing financial industry.

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