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W Virginia Withholds Payment To Tax Delinquent Vendors

PYMNTS

The West Virginia State Auditor’ s office has announced a new tax program aimed at vendors who owe the state money. The vendor will not be able to resume business in West Virginia until it has corrected its delinquency. The program will prevent vendors who owe the state money from being payed.

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NCUA conserves two West Virginia credit unions

American Banker

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What SEC Filers Have Learned About CECL Implementation

Abrigo

MST Loan Loss Analyzer (which Summit uses) and Sageworks ALLL , Abrigo’s Allowance for Loan and Lease Losses (ALLL)/CECL solutions, have been identified by the ABA as best-in-class solutions that meet the operational needs of financial institutions as they prepare for CECL compliance deadlines. Assess data first, then move to methodology.

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36 State Attorneys General settle with CarMax over non-disclosure of open safety recalls

CFPB Monitor

CarMax has 180 days to implement these practices, and has agreed to compliance monitoring for a period of five years. Additionally, CarMax is prohibited from directly or indirectly stating in marketing, advertising, or during sale (including vehicle labeling) that a vehicle is “safe” or has been repaired for “safety issues.” .

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Time Tried, Panic Tested. The Forgotten Story of the First National Bank of Keystone

Jeff For Banks

September 1st, 1999, regulators from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, at the behest of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, descended on a small coal mining town in Keystone, West Virginia. All from Keystone, West Virginia. The town, already depressed from coal's decline, had a population of 600. A 7.15% ROA!

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Procure-to-Pay, 3 Ways Analytics Reduces Risks and Costs

FICO

Most of the issues with procure-to-pay compliance arise because many staff reviewing transactions are more focused on completing their review than on the quality of the review. This article from the State of West Virginia is a perfect example: "More than 17% of Purchase Card transactions lacked sufficient documentation".

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OppFi files complaint to block “true lender” challenge by California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation

CFPB Monitor

Given such continuing threats, non-bank participants would be well-advised to revisit their vulnerability to “true lender” challenges and their compliance with state licensing laws. Maryland, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Colorado. The DFPI is not alone in asserting a “true lender” claim.