WHAT?
CFPB Director Cordray says that consent orders that accompany the Bureau’s public enforcement actions, “provide detailed guidance for compliance officers across the marketplace about how they should regard similar practices at their own institutions. If the same problems exist in their day-to-day operations, they should look closely at their processes and clean up whatever is not being handled appropriately.” He added that “it would be ‘compliance malpractice’ for executives not to take careful bearings from the contents of these orders about how to comply with the law and treat consumers fairly.”
To ensure that financial institutions avoid "compliance malpractice" this program reviews many of the recent consent orders dealing with compliance-related matters.
WHY?
This two-hour webinar provides a thorough review of recent enforcement actions taken by various federal agencies. It ensures participants understand:
• The inappropriate actions taken by the institutions in each case
• The lessons to be learned from the actions and
• The steps needed to avoid similar problems.
Participants receive a detailed manual that can serve as a resource
TOPICS
Upon completion of this two-hour program participants should understand the important details in cases involving:
- Fair Lending
- Underwriting
- Pricing
- Maternity issues
- Community Reinvestment Act
- Redlining
- Unfair Deceptive or Abusive Acts or Practices
- Deceptive advertising
- Misleading telemarketing
- Deposit Reconciliation
- Deceptive Deposit Account Disclosures
- Failure to provide benefits under a rewards program
- Bank Secrecy Act
- BSA program
- Opt-In Consent and
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
The program is designed for lending and deposit account management and staff, compliance officers, marketing personnel, auditors, legal counsel and others who want to avoid charges of compliance malpractice.