This webinar provides attendees with tips to avoid check fraud losses, as well as an overview of the laws that apply to loss allocation when check fraud occurs.
Well, the IRS did it again. On July 14, 2023, they issued IRS Notice 2023-54 and kicked the can down the road for the second time by postponing the implementation of the Proposed Regulations that were released in February 2022 regarding mandatory distributions for non-spouse beneficiaries. In addition, the late signing of the SECURE Act 2.0 which raised the Required Minimum Distribution age for the second time in 3 years really created a lot of speculation and confusion on its effective date.
In this course, we’ll discuss the key elements in building a comprehensive and effective security awareness program, and help you start to understand what it means to build a security-first culture.
Join us for this informative webinar exploring the Federal Reserve Banks' innovative instant payment service, FedNow®. Discover how this service is transforming the banking industry with immediate funds transfers and 24/7 accessibility, and learn about its implications for the future of payments.
In this short webinar, we’ll address the problems faced by Silicon Valley Bank and other recently failed banks, and anticipate questions your customers may be asking you. We’ll sort our way through what has happened and ensure you’re prepared with the right information to understand the present situation, as well as address concerns throughout the industry.
The CFPB has (finally) issued its long-awaited Final Rule on Small Business Lending Data Collection, which will require lenders to collect and submit to the CFPB data around small business loan applications by June 1st of each year. Fortunately, there is a transitioned implementation period, and when lenders must comply is based on how many small business loans they originate. That is but one of several important changes from the proposed rule. This rule will have a dramatic impact on small business lenders’ operations, and not just from an operational standpoint. There are significant cultural issues to address as well, as this will change, in significant ways, how small business applications are collected and processed.
Social media posts are a great way to communicate with existing customers and gain new ones as well, but what can we post? What disclosures must be provided? How do we respond to a consumer complaint received via social media? In this session we will answer those questions and more, and provide you with tools to help craft your institution’s social media policy.
Fulfill your credit union training needs with webinars
We offer over 100+ webinars per year for credit unions and 300+ webinars for banks covering topics such as compliance, employee development, coaching, BSA/AML, lending, TRID, as well as trending hot topics like pandemic preparedness, the Cares Act, regulation updates and much more! Delivered by respected financial services industry experts, our webinars are timely, relevant and always engaging.
We use cookies to create a better experience. By continuing to use our site, you consent to the use of cookies
outlined in our Privacy Policy.Close