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8 Lessons From The Jamie Dimon Shareholder Letter

South State Correspondent

Lesson 2: Leadership Matters Jamie Dimon cites military decision making referring to the term OODA loop (observe, orient, decide, act) that we have written about HERE. Road trips, client meetings, briefings, and visits to call centers, branches, and regulators allow leaders to observe and assess the bank and the market.

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Collaboration Key To Combat Corporate Financial Reporting Fraud

PYMNTS

A new report from the Anti-Fraud Collaboration identifies where corporates should begin when looking to safeguard their data and deploy a cybersecurity strategy. Announcing the report Thursday (March 16), the Anti-Fraud Collaboration said a focus on complex accounting areas is critical to an effective cybersecurity strategy.

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The AMLA and a Culture of Compliance – More Critical Than Ever

Abrigo

On January 1, 2021, the Senate voted into law the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The AMLA is extensive, and there are many steps involved before FinCEN can implement the act, such as conducting studies, writing regulations, and publishing guidance. With the 2021 change in administration in Washington, D.C., Learn More.

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FFIEC BSA Exam Manual Updates: How Do They Affect Your Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Program?

Abrigo

This update clarifies that banking regulators and FinCEN understand that no specific customer type automatically falls into a higher risk category. The operations, activities, leadership, and affiliations of the customer play a factor in specific risks, particularly with foreign activity in and with areas of concern. Fraud Prevention.

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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. 6 Critical Areas. Examiner expectations during BSA exams.

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Executive order on digital assets includes roles for CFPB, FTC, federal banking agencies

CFPB Monitor

The Order sets out the following national objectives with respect to digital assets: consumer and investor protection; protection of financial stability and mitigation of systemic risk; mitigation of illicit finance and national security risks; reinforcement of U.S.

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Treasury seeks comments on digital assets, including opportunities and risks for consumers

CFPB Monitor

The Order seeks a national policy for digital assets across six “key priorities” : consumer and investor protection; financial stability; illicit finance; U.S. Mitigation of illicit finance and national security risks posed by misuse of digital assets; d. Reinforcement of U.S.