Webinars

This presentation will provide an approach for developing an enterprise-wide information security risk assessment and a framework that can be adapted to the other numerous risk assessments now required.

Institutions have had third-party management guidance to follow for decades, but building, implementing, and managing a compliant third-party management program is no easy task. In this webinar, you’ll learn the essential elements every program should have, and why it’s critical to embed third-party management in all lines of business.

We’ll make sure that as either a Receiving Depository Financial Institution or an Originating Depository Financial Institution, you’ll know your responsibilities regarding ACH.

The lending side of the institution shouldn’t get all the attention! There are a host of rules that cover the deposit and operations side of the financial institution, ones that require a thorough understanding of when they apply, what they mean, as well as the penalties for noncompliance.

In this webinar we’ll discuss understanding what examiners are focusing on, including areas where a clear rule or regulation might not even apply. This has been a major cultural shift in the regulatory function, and we’ll delve into how to identify UDAP/UDAAP, how to monitor and test for it, and where particular risks are found, among other topics.

During this program we will look at third-party relationships and intermediaries in light of our BSA/AML/CFT programs and the management of these relationships.

In recent consent orders, we have learned the value, to law enforcement and our regulators, that we "Know Our Customer". The new account interview should be used to establish a baseline of expected behavior for our customers both business and consumer. During the interview, we are expected to get to the nature, purpose and expected transactions of our customers.

An introduction to developing a robust credit union vendor due diligence program.

Opening accounts online is a major convenience for members, and it creates efficiencies for credit unions. Unfortunately, from a compliance perspective, it is also riddled with pitfalls. Learn how to control risk without sacrificing new member convenience.