What You'll Learn
Many large nationwide institutions are phasing out their safe deposit services and not installing any boxes in new branches. They regard them as a headache, expensive to install, complicated to operate, maintain and not very lucrative.
There are an estimated 30 million safe deposit boxes now rented in thousands of nationwide financial institutions. These boxes are offered to consumers within a highly regulated industry but there are very few laws governing how to run a safe deposit operation. There are also no guidelines to follow if a financial institution decides to eliminate this service.
This presentation provides answers for the most frequently asked “phasing out” questions and addresses the many important “Pros & Cons” for continuing or discontinuing this service.
Topics covered in this session
- Why are nationwide institutions really eliminating this service?
- What could happen if safe deposit services are discontinued?
- If service is discontinued how much notice must be given?
- What safe deposit operating expenses could you save?
Who Should Attend
- Safe deposit supervisors
- Vault attendants
- Compliance officers
- Auditors
- Security officers
- In-house legal counsel
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