So, how can we stay connected to our community and build strong relationships? One way is to be present and engaged. Attend events and activities, and participate in group discussions or projects. Listen actively and ask questions, and be willing to share your own experiences and perspectives. Another way to build community is to be vulnerable and authentic.
As this revised document includes some points that will be equally useful to those financial institutions not subject to the Bank’s supervision (such as some shinkin banks, credit cooperatives, agricultural cooperatives, and labor credit associations) and business enterprises, the new Checklist is presented in the Quarterly Bulletin. II. Major Features The most prominent feature of the new Checklist is the change in categorization.