What are the latest compliance-related acronyms and initialisms you've run into?

Three for starters:

1. REMA - Reasonably expected market area
2. ITM - Interactive teller machine
3. mRDC - Mobile Remote Deposit Capture (a/k/a remote deposit)

Hint: REMA is an acronym - you can pronounce it as you would a word.
mRDC is an initialism - You spell it out. Often also called an acronym.

ULI
LEI
GLEIF
(all three from HMDA 2018)

There are certain ones (WWPL or whatever it is that people type), that i never use, and have to think hard about when i see them. I always just type out "provider list".

I use "N.O.O." a lot.......non-owner occupied.

This is funny. We have a bet going here in my compliance area that we are attempting to not use acronyms, and if we get caught using one, we have to put 25 cents in a jar. We are going to gather all the money at the end of the year and get lunch for the department.

when I used to audit loan files, fubar came up a lot

Talking (or worse, writing) about the "Truth In Lending Act/Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act Integrated Disclosures" would get old in a hurry.

You can create a shortcut in word so you type a certain set of characters and word will automatically change it to want you have specified. I believe you use autocorrect.

The FDIC used this in a presentation on REMAs. MMT = Majority Minority Census Tract

most of the four letter words I hear from the Compliance Officer these days I do not think are acronyms

One that I hear a lot lately - SME, subject matter expert. Instead of saying the letters it's pronounced 'smee' which sounds like a smurf. Drives me crazy.

We've been using FU for follow-up.