You know what makes me mad? It’s when a customer makes a stupid choice to EFT money, then wants to make a claim so they can get that money back from the bank. When the bank has a claim for an unauthorized EFT, it costs the bank real money.
Recorded on June 18, 2019
Hemp, CBD, Marijuana and Your Bank -- 2019 Status Update
Have you been tuning in to the twists and turns of the cannabis banking “soap opera”? Are you confused about whether, or under what conditions, your customers can grow hemp? Is CBD legal now under federal law? Can it be sold anywhere/everywhere?
In today’s high-fraud environment, banks who have gaps in their wire transfer fraud program are set up for significant losses and compliance issues. Often these gaps go undetected until fraud occurs.
During January 2019 the Comptroller of the Currency, the Federal Reserve Board, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and the Farm Credit Administration (the Agencies) published a final rule implementing the private flood insurance rules, effect
Recorded on May 22, 2019
2019 Providing Accurate and Timely Adverse Action Notices
Both the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) and the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) contain requirements for providing notice of action taken. This two-hour webinar reviews the requirements of both laws.
All Attendees will receive the following informative handouts:
(1) Top Collections Guidance – Evaluating Your Collections Process, Phone Scripts, & Sample Collection Letters (20 pages)
(2) List - Top Ten FDCPA/UDAAP Violations for First-Party
This webinar will illuminate what, exactly, those regulatory priorities are, and will help your bank understand, implement, and comply with the CFPB priorities, rules, and federal regulations.
In recent years, plaintiffs have sent countless demand letters and filed thousands of lawsuits alleging that digital platforms of businesses – including financial institutions of all sizes-- are in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (AD
Recorded on May 06, 2019
What You Need to Know About the Revised Uniform Residential Mortgage Loan Application
The Uniform Residential Mortgage Loan Application (URMLA), also referred to as the 1003 Mortgage Application, is the industry standard form used by nearly all mortgage lenders in the United States.