Ag Regulators Outlook: What to Expect in the Post-Pandemic Cycle
Join Doug Johnson from Moody’s Analytics, Stephen Gaddie from the FDIC, and Nick Hatz from the Federal Reserve of Kansas City as they discuss the current Ag regulatory environment, how we’re rebounding from the COVID-19 impact, and what potential Ag regulations could be coming down the future. We’ll have a candid discussion on some of the lessons learned as well as best practices, and things to consider for the future.
Topics of discussion include:
- The current state of the Ag economy from a regulatory perspective
- Lessons learned: Best practices & what to avoid
- Things to consider for a post-COVID-19 world
- Thoughts on the future of Ag
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SpeakersDoug Johnson Director-Ag Strategist Moody's Analytics
Stephen Gaddie Assistant Regional Director FDIC
Nicholas Hatz Assistant Vice President Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
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Doug Johnson is a Director at Moody's Analytics specializing in Agriculture and has been with Moody's Analytics for over 25 years. Doug has worked with Ag lenders all across the United States and Canada, and is a frequent presenter on Agricultural topics via webinars, speaking at numerous state, regional and national Ag conferences, graduate schools of banking, and leads the charge on new Ag functionality within our solution to help serve our Agricultural customer base. His strong passion for Agricultural awareness stems from growing up on his fourth-generation Family Farm coupled with his teaching education background. Doug has first-hand experience with the cyclical and volatile nature of the Ag markets, which enables him to pull from his background and provide a valuable perspective while working with lenders and producers across the country.