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CFPB and FTC announce issues for panels at Dec. 10 workshop on accuracy in consumer reporting

CFPB Monitor

The CFPB and FTC announced the issues that the panels will discuss at the workshop on accuracy in consumer reporting that the agencies will co-host on December 10, 2019. Panelists will include industry representatives, consumer advocates, and regulators. The workshop will feature four panels. navigating the dispute process.

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Reducing costs of AML while still appeasing regulators

Insights on Business

Reducing costs but appeasing regulators seems like an oxymoron, yet, many AML compliance and operations leaders are being asked to do just that. The question is, how to do this, while keeping the regulators happy? Even better, regulators have recently begun encouraging the application of these techniques.

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FTC sends 2016 ECOA report to CFPB

CFPB Monitor

The FTC has sent its annual letter to the CFPB reporting on the FTC’s activities related to compliance with the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and Regulation B. In June 2016, the FTC launched a series of forums exploring emerging financial technology and its implications for consumers. Changing demographics workshop.

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Capitalizing on Open Banking as a catalyst for digital transformation

Insights on Business

Regulations such as the second payment services directive (PSD2) and the Open Banking project spearheaded by the UK’s Competition and Market Authority (CMA) are driving disruption in the banking value chain. Built on Kubernetes and optimized for IBM Cloud Private, it’s powered by IBM API Connect and Watson technologies.

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Pulling Off Inside Jobs

Independent Banker

Saving money by conducting inside risk management and compliance reviews. As a group, community banks spend substantial funds hiring outside consultants to help with various management functions, and a substantial share of dollars are spent to help oversee their risk management and compliance activities. By Vanessa Drucker.

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Open banking APIs are open for business

Insights on Business

Regulations, such as Payment Services Directive (PSD2), are forcing banks to “open up”, enabling customers to easily share data with third parties. The emergence of financial technology (fintech) and the push of regulators for more competition are disaggregating and open this closed value chain. Open banking for all.

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FASB Gives Breathing Room on CECL to Smaller SEC Filers, Private Cos

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They talk about, “Yes, we can apply the standard and do a compliance approach and get the number right, but if we want to integrate the information into our business and use it for making good business decisions, we need more time,’” he said. The board directed staff to begin planning workshops around the country for additional training.

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