Webinars

This webinar will examine the regulatory requirements, guidance and examiner expectations related to overdrafts in plain English.

In today’s ever changing business environment, bank leaders are faced with hard decisions on how to allocate the company’s resources and still make a profit. Will a focus on growth or operational efficiency create value for our clients and the institution's bottom line?

Given the complex and volatile economic and industry environment, the role of the internal auditor is changing and expectations of internal audit by bank examiners, external auditors, management, and stakeholders are increasing. This program will discuss the definition of internal audit and the evolving role of the internal audit function within organizations.

Feedback can help individuals understand what they are doing well and where they need to improve. This allows them to focus on specific areas and make progress. In this session, you will learn a framework for giving feedback and tips to help your feedback make a positive impact.

It's 2022 and your examiners are due at your financial institution next month. Will your bank pass the test?

What do you do when you were once a teammate and now you supervise the team? How do you juggle staffing, customer service, and pressing deadlines? Address your critical supervisory issues and become an extraordinary supervisor.

Dormant accounts often take a backseat to more pressing compliance matters. That is until that one time a year comes when you are required to report this inactivity and transfer any assets to your state through the escheatment process. However, dormant accounts can present a significant risk to your institution and require increased monitoring and scrutiny.

This program will review the specific consumer liability provisions of applicable regulations and required actions when investigating alleged errors under Regulation E.

As if IRA beneficiary payout options weren't confusing enough, the last 3 years have brought turmoil to the IRA world with the IRS flip-flopping on how and when beneficiaries should take death distributions after the IRA owner dies. The SECURE Act created three categories of beneficiaries to determine what payout options are available to each category. It's almost like you need a GPS to follow this crazy beneficiary distribution trail.