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Executive Editor: Barbara Hurst
Contributing Editor: Genilee S. Parente

Board of Advisors:
Charlotte Bahin, Esq.
David Battle
Brooke Blake
John S. Byrne, Esq.
Peter G. Djinis, Esq.
William Gearin
Lucy H. Griffin
Mary Beth Guard, Esq.
Boris F. Melnikoff
Robert G. Rowe, III, Esq.
Roger J. Snell
Dana Turner
William R. Wipprecht
Vol. 13, No. 1
This issue went to press on April 10, 2003.
Table of Contents

New Advance Fee Schemes Reported: Old from Nigeria - New From Afghanistan
Almost every banker is familiar with the Nigerian letter or "419 scam", sometimes called an 'advance fee fraud'. Here's a twist.

314(a): A Continuing Saga
Last month BankersOnline solicited comments and suggestions from users regarding 314(a) search requests. This week, FinCEN responds.

Our Readers Speak: Board of Directors Liability by Tony Brissette
Previously, the Bank Protection Act (BPA) of 1968 was not specific in its wording on whether or not bank directors were ultimately responsible for the implementation of the written security program. This gray area has been addressed.

Statistics, Facts, & Such

Training Page #124: UCC: Practical Application, Part II
We are running a series of training pages to address some of the confusion that sometimes occurs when trying to apply the Uniform Commercial Code to claims.

Increased Sophistication of ATM Crimes
ATMmarketplace.com, an online editorial service that covers the automated teller machine market, reports that crimes using those machines are on the rise worldwide and becoming increasingly sophisticated.

Coming Soon - To Your Bank
A brief published by Datamonitor predicts that by 2005, 49 percent of online banking customers will be managing their affairs using an account aggregation service.

In The News From the editor's desk…Our Best Protection Against Terrorism by Barbara E. Hurst What is our most effective tool? The answer is deceptively simple.

14 Banks Pay OFAC Penalties
OFAC penalties cost financial institutions dearly in early April as OFAC published its first set of OFAC civil penalties.

War Stories Questions & Answers What Do Other Bankers Do? Top