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Food for Thought: A Policy on Credit Exceptions

Abrigo

and property tax payments. Generally speaking (subject to Regulation B), business loans should be guaranteed by the principals of the borrower. Of course, for this to work, there can be no references to exceptions in other credit policies in the institution. A separate credit exception policy resolves this conundrum.

Policies 195
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Using Enterprise Risk Management to Achieve Bank Stability

NCR

As a result of the recession and market volatility, there has been a concerted effort in recent years throughout the banking industry to focus on a holistic approach to an institution’s overall risk management in order to achieve and sustain stability. Compliance Risk – The banking industry is highly regulated.

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Remembering 9/11 – A Pivotal Day for BSA/AML Professionals

Abrigo

Before the September 11 attacks, the BSA did not refer to terrorist financing as part of the illicit activity that law enforcement was concerned with preventing. BSA was intended to detect illicit activity through cash and monetary instruments to catch tax evaders using secret foreign bank accounts. BSA Rules and Regulation.

Training 195
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Assessing Global Cash Flow Post Pandemic

Abrigo

An institution can look at their debt-to-income (DTI) ratio, which does not count for living expenses or taxes, or their debt service coverage (DSC) ratio, which is generally the net of their living expenses and taxes. Lending & Credit Risk. Credit Risk Management. Lending & Credit Risk. Learn More.

Analysis 195
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FinCEN’s AML/CFT Priorities: A risk assessment perspective

Abrigo

The most common types of fraud include bank fraud, consumer, health care, securities, and tax fraud. Financial institutions should coordinate efforts among the operations department, frontline staff, fraud teams, and risk management to educate employees on common fraud trends and patterns. Be ready for AMLA-related changes.

Fraud 195
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Corporate Treasurers, Treading Carefully Amid Regulatory Landmines

PYMNTS

The world of corporate treasury management has of late had to focus especially hard on the management portion of the job description. And with good reason, as a slew of regulations, spanning Dodd-Frank, Basel III and the money market Rule 2a-7 reform, have kept treasurers on their toes mastering the devils that lie within the details.

Taxes 100
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Dodd-Frank, And Deregulation, Is In The House (Maybe)

PYMNTS

Tax season lurches to its end, and thoughts turn to who spends what and where and how. Awaiting consideration by the House of Representatives is banking regulation — or rather, deregulation. Now the House is, at some point, poised to take up its own consideration of that regulation. And what lies on the horizon?