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Model Risk Management: Regulatory Priorities and Best Practices

Abrigo

Meet Model Risk Management Expectations Updates to the FDIC Risk Management Manual should steer institutions toward a model that manages risk and drives growth. FDIC Update. Last April, the FDIC released an Interagency Statement titled Model Risk Management (MRM) for Bank Models and Systems Supporting BSA/AML Compliance.

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Hot Topics: How to Prepare for Your Next BSA Exam

Abrigo

The guidance emphasizes a risk-focused approach to examinations and refocuses the regulators to scope each exam according to the unique financial institution, not to use a one-size-fits-all approach. This includes compliance from top, to middle, to frontline leadership. BSA Rules and Regulation. BSA Rules and Regulation.

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Top 5 Total Return to Shareholders: #4 Bank of the Ozarks

Jeff For Banks

This blog has dug deep into the numbers to support the notion that bigger is better. What is interesting about the success of Bank of the Ozarks and its CEO is the fact that he wasn''t the "experienced banker" regulators almost insist upon when approving the appointment of bank leadership. In that, I thought, he has a point.

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Preparing for Section 1071

Abrigo

In 2011, the CFPB interpreted Section 1071 to mean that obligations for financial institutions to collect, maintain, and submit data “do not arise until the [CFPB] issues implementing regulations and those regulations take effect.” Those implementing regulations were coming. Lending Regulation. Lending Regulation.

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Fraud prevention and detection: Empowering clients through education

Abrigo

These events are a great way to show leadership and support to the community while having face time with customers, members, and prospects and maximizing time spent. Emailed newsletters, blogs, and printed materials such as flyers and posters. Website pop-ups and fraud-warning messaging embedded in transactions.

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CFPB publishes Spring 2020 rulemaking agenda

CFPB Monitor

It represents the CFPB’s third rulemaking agenda under Director Kraninger’s leadership. The proposal is not mentioned in the Bureau’s blog post about the new agenda and the agenda estimates a June 2020 date for issuing a final rule. The CFPB recently proposed amendments to Regulation Z pursuant to this directive.

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2017 Banking Regulatory Predictions—Brace for a Sea Change

FICO

This meant a continued focus on implementation of recently adopted rules, while bracing for a wave of new regulations from the federal banking agencies. The Trump administration, bolstered by the reelection of a Republican majority in both houses of Congress, has fostered a new environment that is expected to promote de-regulation.