What does the Kasasa ALM webinar cover?

The Kasasa on-demand webinar 'Where ALM Falls Short: A Data Driven Look at DDA Behavior' covers how credit unions can use real behavioral data to strengthen their funding strategies and reduce risk. Specifically, attendees learn to: identify where traditional DDA stability assumptions diverge from actual consumer behavior; assess rate sensitivity and runoff risk using large-scale, real-world data from more than 20 million accounts; and strengthen alignment between DDA strategy, asset-liability management, interest rate risk, and funding decisions.

Where do traditional ALM models fall short for credit unions?

Traditional ALM models for credit unions often rely on historic assumptions about DDA stability, balance persistence, and member behavior that do not accurately reflect how members actually behave today. These assumptions can underestimate rate sensitivity and runoff risk during periods of rising rates or competitive pressure, leading to funding strategies that are misaligned with actual deposit behavior. Kasasa's webinar addresses this gap using anonymized balance and transaction data from more than 20 million checking accounts nationwide.

Who should watch the Kasasa ALM DDA behavior webinar?

The Kasasa 'Where ALM Falls Short' on-demand webinar is designed for credit union CFOs, ALCO leaders, asset-liability managers, and financial institution funding strategy teams who want to use real-world DDA behavioral data to improve the accuracy of their ALM models, IRR assumptions, and deposit funding strategies.

How can credit unions access the Kasasa ALM webinar?

Credit union leaders can access the on-demand webinar 'Where ALM Falls Short: A Data Driven Look at DDA Behavior' by submitting a registration form at https://www.kasasa.com/where-alm-falls-short-gated. The webinar is available on demand after registration.

On-Demand Webinar

Explore how community banks and credit unions are using behavioral data to strengthen funding strategies and reduce risk.

What you'll learn:

Identify where traditional DDA stability assumptions diverge from actual consumer behavior
Assess rate sensitivity and runoff risk using large-scale, real-world data
Strengthen alignment between DDA strategy, ALM, IRR, and funding decisions with greater confidence

On-Demand Webinar

Where ALM Falls Short: A data driven look at DDA behavior.

Explore how community banks and credit unions are using behavioral data to strengthen funding strategies and reduce risk.

What you'll learn:

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