What You'll Learn
Managing a compliance exam is a nerve-wracking experience, no matter the size of your institution or your supervisory agency. Examiners are coming to evaluate your compliance performance, and preparing for their arrival (and how to deal with them on-site) is no small feat. Fact is, you should *always* be preparing for your next exam. Every compliance review you write, compliance committee meeting you attend, and compliance opinion you give should be prepared with the next exam in mind. If you have a constant mindset of what examiner expectations will be and what they will be looking for, you will be in great shape to simply tweak things here and there for the next “hot issue” you hear about them looking at.
The FFIEC maintains a Uniform Interagency Consumer Compliance Rating System and exam process, which is a helpful playbook to anticipate their next move. Are you well versed in it? How about your supervisor’s exam manual? You can manage your next exam to be far more successful by studying the test ahead of time! Benjamin Franklin famously taught that people don’t plan to fail, they only fail to plan. So let’s develop a plan to have your most successful exam yet!
Topics covered in this session
- The 4 Foundational Principles of the Interagency Rating System
- The 3 Categories of a Compliance Management System
- The 4 considerations in determining violations and consumer harm
- The 3 levels of violations; and
- The 5-Level Rating Scale
Who Should Attend?
- Compliance staff
- Risk managers
- Loan policy makers
- Operations officers
- Marketing staff
- Audit staff
*This program does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation.
About the Author:
You Might Also Like
Understanding early warning signs of credit risk empowers bankers to proactively manage loan portfolio health. By learning to identify key trends and ratios that signal financial weaknesses, bankers can detect issues before they escalate. Applying best practices in prescreening and analyzing loan...
Instructor: Joe Davis
By attending this webinar, participants will gain a clearer understanding of why examiners insist on a risk-based approach to doing business and how it directly strengthens institutional security. This webinar will highlight the most common—and often most costly—security-related risks organizatio...
Instructor: Barry Thompson
In today’s interconnected financial ecosystem, third-party relationships are no longer just operational they are a critical extension of your risk profile. From fintech partnerships and cloud service providers to offshore operations and AI-driven vendors, organizations face increasing regulatory ...
Instructors: Kay Toscano, Kathy Tomasofsky, Leonardo Pinzon Echeverry
This introduction to credit risk management is designed to show participants how to plan, organize, and execute credit risk management by emphasizing tools and techniques. This course will help you strengthen your ability to align credit risk with your institution’s overall risk appetite and cult...
Instructor: Dev Strischek