Sweeps, contests and lotteries are really part of advertising, right? Yes – these are typically used to promote various bank products and services but they are a special subset of the broader “advertising” requirements.
Who banks on smart phones? Your bank’s customers. Who uses P2P payments with vendor apps like Zelle and CashApp? Your bank’s customers. Who is paying more and more and more claims from these transactions? Your bank.
ThursdayAugust 04, 2022
Got Flood Questions? The NEW 2022 Flood Q&As Have Answers!
Third Time’s the Charm! On May 11, 2022, after issuing prior proposals in July 2020 and March 2021, the regulatory agencies released their final updated Flood Q&As. It is invaluable Guidance, and you will want to know what it says!
wants their money “back” from the bank? The bank didn’t take their money and can’t give it “back.” The bank executed the transfer as the customer requested. Yet the bank is expected to replace that money under many circumstances.
On January 28, 2022, the FDIC published a final rule to simplify, effective April 1, 2024, its deposit insurance regulations by establishing a “trust accounts” category that governs coverage of deposits of both revocable trusts and irrevocable trusts
Does your bank have a new compliance officer? Does it have or need an enhanced compliance program? If you are starting or restarting a compliance program it takes a lot of elbow grease and you should begin with the fundamentals.
This program provides a review of the agencies’ new proposed rule, and comparisons to the existing and prior proposed rules. The direction of the final rule is becoming clearer.
It’s a fact of life, “you don’t know, what you don’t know.” Unfortunately, that never means you are not responsible for ALL of the compliance changes, updates and guidance that were issued in 2020.
Have you taken care of all the Operations changes on your list from 2020? Is there something you missed when you were fighting any of the inevitable compliance “fires” that popped up?
One recent court case held that disclosures on a website were not conspicuous because it was not set apart from other text sufficiently and other distractions on the page drew away the readers attention.