If there is something in the regulation that mandates you have proof the notice was received and that you must either have an opt in or an opt out to the overdraft program then I stand corrected, but if there is no such regulatory requirement then I'll be darned if I'm going to create additional work for myself
There is not currently any regulation other than Reg F concerning correspondent conentration risk, and while there is a new proposal winding its way through the process, regulators are already writing banks up for have a concentration of over 25% at any one correspondent. There are many other issues of this nature that regulators are doing at this time of heightened scrutinization. So, while I agree that there is nothing that requires you to prove it was received, it would not surprise me to see a regulator grab hold of this and make it an issue.
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