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For optimum viewing, please enable "Display Images" Chicago Quarterly 1st Quarter 2011 From the President RMA Chicago Upcoming Events Greetings, We're now about halfway through the RMA membership year, and I hope many of you have Commercial Loan taken advantage of the local dues waiver to Documentation Course attend chapter events at a discounted rate. If May 12-13, 2011 you haven't done so, there are more opportunities to attend events throughout the summer, so keep on the lookout. Dodd-Frank In fact, we have an event coming just around Breakfast Panel the corner on May 17th. We are hosting a Presentation breakfast panel which is covering the implications and applications of May 17, 2011 Dodd-Frank. We've got three great speakers who are going to provide Check-in: 8:00 a.m. insight into the regulation, the current status of rules implementation and Program: 8:30-9:30 a.m. how this regulatory leviathan is going to affect your institution. Space is limited so sign up early. There is more info on this event and the other upcoming open enrollment classes in the newsletter. Relationship Management We are starting the planning process for next year's events and the Skills for Commercial transition of chapter leadership. So if you've been thinking about expanding Lenders Course your networking circle and also want to get involved with leading the June 16, 2011 Chicago Chapter, now is your chance. We are looking for people interested in pitching in as little or as much time each month as they can to work on interesting RMA activities and projects. Core Concerns RMA volunteer benefits include: Conference June 12-14, 2011 Making professional contacts and new friends. Building your resume with RMA involvement. Taking advantage of educational opportunities. Contributing to the success of RMA. RMA Chicago Feel free to contact me if you want to learn more about the volunteer Board of Directors opportunities or want further information about the various committees. I'll be happy to tell you about the additional perks the Chicago Chapter gives 2010-2011 to volunteers as well. I look forward to seeing you at the next event! Sincerely, President Michael J. Osty, Esquire Michael J. Osty, Esquire Great Lakes Capital Group, President, RMA Chicago Chapter LLC 312.327.1376 [email protected] Immediate Past President You're invited to a Breakfast Panel Presentation on the Jennifer Dunneback JPMorgan Chase Bank 312.732.6984 Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform jennifer.m.dunneback@ chase.com and Consumer Protection Act Tuesday, May 17, 2011 First Vice President Stephanie Allsopp Check-in: 8:00 a.m. Program: 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. JPMorgan 312.732.6280 Location: One South Wacker, Suite 2500, Chicago, IL stephanie.b.allsopp@ Hosted by the law firm of Pretzel & Stouffer jpmorgan.com Our panel of recognized experts will take you through a practical review of Treasurer the Act and answer whether it is a "game changer"; what affect it will have Nick Sickler, CPA on your institution and your risk management department; and what will be John R. Waters & the revenue and cost implications of the Act. They will also provide Company practical tips and advice on developing the proper risk policy statements 312.554.3442 and ensuring that your institution's model is in line with its risk appetite. [email protected] Who should attend? ~ Directors ~ Communications Chair risk management professionals Brian Callahan attorneys First Midwest Bank consumer and commercial lending officers 630.875.7341 regulatory professionals brian.callahan@ firstmidwest.com Panelists: Bernard Mason, Regulatory Relations Liaison, Risk Management Membership Chair Association. Mr. Mason serves as RMA's primary link to federal regulatory Jim Rudnicki and legislative activities in Washington. He joined RMA in February 2009 Rudnicki & Associates, following a 38-year career as a federal banking regulator. Mr. Mason most LLC recently served as the Office of Thrift Supervision's associate director and 630.466.0284 senior advisor, where he was responsible for agency operational risk, [email protected] business process, and regional oversight issues. Young Professionals Chairs Harry Cendrowski, CPA ABV CFF CFE CVA CFD CFFA, Cendrowski Michael Balsamo Corporate Advisors. Mr. Cendrowski is a founding member and Managing JPMorgan Chase Bank Director of Cendrowski Corporate Advisors. A seasoned risk professional 312.732.6972 with over three decades of experience, Mr. Cendrowski has helped for- michael.j.balsamo@ profit and nonprofit organizations assess and implement enterprise risk jpmchase.com management (ERM) processes, cultivate risk-centric environments, mitigate risk exposure, streamline operations, and deter fraud. Mr. Cendrowski is also a veteran of the private equity and venture capital Education Chair industries, where he has implemented back and middle office operations Vanessa Weathersby and performed due diligence assessments of potential portfolio Harris N.A. companies. 312.461.2983 vanessa.weathersby Craig McCrohon, Esq., Partner, Burke, Warren, MacKay & Serritella, P.C. @bmo.com Mr. McCrohon specializes in banking, corporate, and securities law. He advises banks and bank holding companies and boards of directors regarding corporate transactions, director and officer liability, corporate Programming Chair finance and regulatory matters. His work has included organizing bank David A. Smith holding companies, depository institution compliance, mergers and Federal Reserve Bank acquisitions and securities offerings. of Chicago 312.322.6162 [email protected] $40 - Non-members of RMA $25 - Members of RMA National ~~~~~~ RSVP by Tuesday, May 10th. RMA Representative Laura Martin RMA Central Region Mgr. A sincere thank you to the firm of Pretzel & Stouffer 859.384.1760 859.384.1767 fax for hosting this event. [email protected] ~~~~~~ Chapter Administrator Ginger Blunk PO Box 390972 Omaha NE 68139-0972 815.464.7439 402.933.4216 fax [email protected] For Your Information... ~~~~~~ RMA Customer Service Mechanics Lien Act 800.677.7621 By: Donald Patrick Eckler, [email protected] Pretzel & Stouffer, Chartered www.pretzel-stouffer.com In LaSalle Bank v. Cypress Creek 1, LP, the Illinois Supreme Court discussed at length the priority of lienholders, both mortgagees and Membership Notes mechanic lien claimants, under Section 16 of the Mechanics Lien Act. In this case, the bank made a loan secured by the property upon which RMA Cares! improvements were made funded by draws as construction progressed. If you become Ultimately, the bank determined that the project was not going to be temporarily completed for the amount loaned and foreclosed on the property. Prior to unemployed while that, two contractors filed mechanics liens for the work they had you're an RMA performed. The bank was the successful purchaser at the foreclosure National member, the sale. RMA Transition Package will ease After a trial, the trial court allocated 40% of the proceeds of the sale to the your time between bank and the remaining 60% to the entities that had completed the jobs. improvements. The Court held that mechanics lienholders can have priority only with respect to the value of the property credited to those For more info, contact improvements and supply of materials for those improvements. The Court RMA's Membership overruled the Appellate Court which gave priority to the mechanics Department at lienholders with respect to improvements made after the entry of the 1-800-677-7621. mortgage. RMA "Scary Lending Stories" For Members Only... Approved for Illinois CLE Credit Be sure to check out The "Scary Lending Stories" seminar, held on the Members Only Wednesday, October 27, 2010, has been approved for 1.0 section of www.rmahq.org. hour of Illinois general continuing legal education credit (including Professional Responsibility). This section gives you access to many The course, which featured Dan Zazove, a partner at the law advantages of your firm of Perkins Coie, LLP, and Michael Golman, Principal of RMA National membership. Michael Goldman and Associates, provided attorneys, bankers, and credit professionals with strategies to spot, Quite simply, it's your prevent, and resolve challenging lending situations that have gateway to timely become more prevalent in the current economy. industry information, the latest issue of the RMA Journal, the Please contact Vanessa Weathersby at (312) 461-2983 or member roster, and [email protected] with any questions. so much more. Enhance Your Recoveries Utilizing Asset Searches on Legacy and Covered Loan Workouts Questions? Comments? By: Scott B. McCallum, [email protected] Need information? Cendrowski Corporate Advisors Chicago Chapter www.cca-advisors.com Website For workout credits, best-practice banks are aggressively discovering and Chapter Administrator: recovering assets not previously disclosed by recourse borrowers or [email protected] guarantors. Whether you work at an institution that is managing its own 815-464-7439 "legacy" workouts, or at one that has acquired failed bank "covered assets" from the FDIC, one of the critical steps to consider is conducting an asset RMA Headquarters search. Before charging off any deficiency, you want to know what assets Website the guarantor currently has and what assets have been transferred--some for legitimate reasons and some for not. 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