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How the OCC risk governance framework applies to community banks

Abrigo

While the final guidance clearly applies to larger financial institutions, community banks should still take note. ” The section further details this would only occur under extraordinary circumstances, but community banks should be aware of the new framework and even consider applying the guidelines as a proactive, best practice.

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Efficiency now: 8 smart strategy tips

Independent Banker

Fallout from recent global events presents an obstacle to generating revenue for community banks. Since COVID-19, profitability planning for community banks has mainly hinged on how the government was coping with the pandemic and the key role financial institutions played in keeping the economy afloat. By Elizabeth Judd.

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Initial thoughts about the proposed CPRA regulations

CFPB Monitor

In any event, if implemented in their proposed form, the CPRA regulations will require a substantial expansion of privacy compliance operations for many businesses subject to the law. The details, potential compliance problems, technical requirements, and unanswered questions are far too numerous to address in a single blog post.

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AML/CFT hot topics: What to expect in 2023

Abrigo

Recap and forecast The current state of AML/CFT regulations Terminology change Financial crime professionals have long referred to Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) compliance in conjunction with anti-money laundering efforts as “BSA/AML.” Russia still has the lead in cybercrime and has more experience with intelligence operations than China.

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Supervisory Perspective

Independent Banker

“I know that unnecessary regulation saps the strength of community banks.” Having said that, I believe very strongly that community banks have a bright future, and they don’t need to ease or lower their standards to build market share. IB: What is the OCC doing to help reduce excessive regulatory burdens on community banks?

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Cryptoassets, the metaverse and systemic risk

BankUnderground

Widespread adoption of crypto in the metaverse, or any other setting would require compliance with robust consumer protection and financial stability regulatory frameworks. In the future, people could shop, exercise and socialise within the metaverse. Which vision will dominate, when and at what size, is uncertain.

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CFPB’s Taskforce on Federal Consumer Financial Law releases report

CFPB Monitor

The Taskforce identified the following three “overarching principles” as animating its drafting of the report: Consumer protection policy should be particularly attentive to the consequences for inclusion and access by previously underserved communities. Bureau reorganization. enforcement, rulemaking and supervision). Small dollar credit.

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