Links in “Compliance Tips”
- Casual Conversations with Members Can Lead to Discrimination Claims
Does your staff understand that a seemingly casual conversation with a member could potentially lead to a claim of discrimination? The example provided in this article has likely occurred in your credit union.
- Regulatory Response Management Made Easy
A journal called Supervisory Insights, released today through FDIC, contains several helpful articles about subjects ranging from managing regulatory responsibilities to matters requiring board attention. The publication also creates a "forum" where industry members can discuss regulations, policies, best practices, and emerging issues.  [7/30/14]
- The Compliance Officer: Batman of Compliance
What do Batman and your compliance officer have in common? Well, quite a lot, according to AffirmX's Dennis Agle. He explains how outsourced compliance solutions enhance, not replace, your compliance officer. [7/29/14]
- (NEW VIDEO) Risk Watch 22: NACHAâs New Guidelines for Higher-Risk Originators
Recently, NACHA (The Electronic Payments Association that was formerly called the National Automated Clearing House Association) released a new document called the Sound Business Practices for Evaluating Customer Risk. AffirmXâs Senior Analyst Coppelia Padgett gives us an overview of this important new guidance.
- FFIEC Has Secured Cybersecurity Website
The FFIEC has launched a webpage to act as a repository for materials related to cybersecurity. Along with the launch of the website, a pilot program is also underway, which will involve 500 community institutions. The pilot program and webpage will both aid the FFIEC in providing guidance and recommendations to applicable institutions. [7/25/14]
- Keep Your Friends Close and Your Enemies Closer
Employee fraud has led to $311.4 million in losses in the past three years. To help limit insider fraud NCUA has released a series of videos that can be viewed on the NCUA YouTube channel. [7/24/14]
- 3 Common Mistakes Seen in AML Validation
AdvisX President Ken Agle describes three common errors found during AML validations and what institutions should do to fix them (before and after validation). [7/22/14]
- Worried Consumers: 44% Haven’t Heard from Their Financial Institution on Anti-Fraud Measures
Survey finds that 44% of consumers don't recall receiving any guidance or tips from their banks fraud protection measures. [7/22/14]
- Weak Passwords and Other Top Security Threats
Weak passwords, typically from bank employees who use easy-to-guess passwords, is still the top security threat for banks. Here's a rundown of the top three security threats and what to do about them. [7/21/14]
- Risk Watch 21: Common AML Validation Errors
The effectiveness of an institutionâs Bank Secrecy Act program hinges on the accuracy of its anti-money laundering monitoring system. AdvisXâs President Ken Agle shares three common errors he sees when conducting AML validations for financial institutions across the country. [7/18/14]