Compliance Class: Spring 2020 Quarterly Compliance Update

Regulatory activity takes place on almost a weekly basis. This means that financial institutions must spend great efforts keeping up with these changes, or they risk something falling through the cracks. While financial institutions can utilize internal resources to monitor regulatory changes, this isn’t usually cost effective when you add up the amount of time necessary to monitor - and understand - the change taking place, let alone determine if the changes apply to the organization.   For that reason, we have created a Quarterly Compliance Update program that is designed to provide a quick and easy way to stay informed of the regulatory compliance activity that took place in the prior quarter.

With a planned release in late April of 2020, the Spring 2020 Quarterly Compliance Update is designed to provide compliance professionals with the “need to know” information about what compliance activity took place during the months of January, February, & March of 2020 (see below for an outline of course topics).

While specifically designed for Compliance Officers who have the responsibility of keeping up with new rules and regulation changes, this program would be beneficial for anyone with compliance management responsibilities in a financial institution who needs to stay current with changes in the compliance world.  For example, this program could be shared with compliance assistants, management, or a Compliance Council/Committee to keep them apprised of current activities and enhancing the organization’s overall compliance management system. In addition, auditors who have the responsibility of reviewing compliance areas would also greatly benefit from this program.

Class Pricing

$329 (Includes a video and downloadable manual.)



What Topics will be Covered?

The class is presented in multiple videos and covers the following topics from the prior quarter. Due to time constraints of the program and perceived applicability to attendees, some topics will be reviewed in greater details than others.

Part I

  • Misc Agency Activity

    • NCUA Releases Priorities for 2020

    • FDIC Updates Exam Manual

    • CFPB Statement on Abusive Acts or Practices

    • OCC Hammers Former Wells Fargo Execs with Fines

    • CFPB Fines Bank for Credit Card Dispute Process

    • MOU Between CFPB & DOE

    • CFPB Fall 2019 Annual Report to Congress

    • CFPB Warns Consumers of Social Security Scams

    • CFPB Releases Winter 2020 Edition of Supervisory Highlights

    • CFPB Releases Supplemental Proposal on Debt Collection Practices

    • Another Wells Fargo Fine

    • FTC ECOA Report

    • More TRID FAQs Released

    • OCC FAQs on Third Party Relationships

    • CFPB Takes Steps to Prevent Consumer Harm

    • CFPB Suit Against Fifth Third Bank

    • FDIC Extends Comment Period on Signage & Advertising Requirements

    • CFPB Settlement for UDAAP

    • And more…

Part II

  • FEATURED TOPIC: COVID-19

    • Federal Reserve Guidance for Regulation D

    • FFIEC Statement on Pandemic Preparedness Guidance

    • FDIC Issues COVID-19 Guidance for Financial Institutions

    • FFIEC COVID-19 Guidance

    • Regulators Encourage Small Dollar Loans

    • CFPB Issues Mortgage Relief Options Guide

    • COVID-19 Relief from Fannie & Freddie

    • Treasury Launches Employee Retention Credit

    • NCUA Announces Availability of Grants and Loans

    • CFPB Guidance on Credit Reporting During Pandemic

    • Other Regulatory Updates

Part III

  • BSA/AML

  • CTR Reporting Updates

  • New OFAC FAQs

  • FinCEN Updates

  • Former BSA Officer Fined for BSA Failures

  • Digital ID Guidance

  • FinCEN COVID-19 Guidance

  • FATF Report on US Progress in Strengthening AML Measures

  • And More…

  • CRA

    • Agencies release CRA ratings

    • Agencies release list of planned CRA exams

    • Agencies Adjust CRA Asset Size Threshold

    • CRA Proposal Published

  • HMDA

    • CFPB Updates HMDA Guide

    • FFIEC Updates HMDA Getting It Right Guide

    • CFPB Issues New HMDA FAQ

  • Note: HMDA is provided at the end of the program so that financial institutions not subject to HMDA can be dismissed early

What is Included in the Compliance Class?

This Compliance Class can be completed without leaving your office and provides you with everything you need to know about what compliance related activity took place during the prior quarter.

The class includes the following:

  • A comprehensive manual

  • A “virtual classroom” instructional video

  • 60-day access to the class

  • Certificate of completion (1 per registration - available upon request)

The Virtual Classroom Approach

All of our Compliance Classes are presented in our virtual classroom approach.  This approach is designed to bring the presenter to you (at a fraction of the cost of having a live person) and includes a video of the presenter in front of a slide presentation that replicates a typical seminar environment.  In addition, our presenters take a three-part approach to compliance instruction: to educate, to empower, and to entertain. This is achieved by focusing on relevant topics, speaking in simple to understand, layman's terms, and by keeping it light and humorous whenever possible.  We have found that this "3-E" approach allow students to learn as quickly and effectively as possible. And, it adds a little bit of fun to an otherwise dreadful topic.

Certificate of Completion

Certificates of completion are available upon request. One certificate is available per registration.

60-Day Access

When you purchase this compliance class, you get instant access to the online version of this class for 60 days.  You will also receive an electronic version of the accompanying manual to keep.

100% Money Back Guarantee

We believe in our training products so much that we are offering a 100% money back guarantee.  If you do not feel that you received the value promised for this training session, contact us within the first 10 business days after purchase and we will either make things right or provide 100% of the purchase price back to you.