BlogKey Takeaways from FFIEC Updated CDD Examination ProceduresJune 12, 2018 by Verafin On May 11, 2018, the FFIEC released new Customer Due Diligence (CDD) Examination procedures that reflect and codify the requirements of FinCEN’s final CDD rule. These updates detail how financial institutions must establish appropriate risk-based CDD procedures to understand the... |
Archived WebinarIdentifying NGOs or Charities to Better Assess RiskOriginally Presented: May 29, 2018 As the FFIEC BSA Exam Manual states “the flow of funds both into and out of the NGO can be complex, making them susceptible to... |
Archived WebinarAre you banking Marijuana-Related Businesses?Originally Presented: May 22, 2018 FinCEN’s 2014 guidance outlines BSA obligations including SAR filing requirements for banking Marijuana-Related Businesses (MRBs). Whether or not your institution chooses to bank these businesses,... |
Archived WebinarFinding MSBs: Check Cashers & Money TransmittersOriginally Presented: May 15, 2018 Despite having robust account opening procedures, it is likely that your financial institution has unidentified Money Service Businesses. After onboarding, your customers may expand their... |
Archived WebinarHow many of your customers own ATMs?Originally Presented: May 1, 2018 As outlined in the FFIEC BSA Exam Manual “privately owned ATMs are particularly susceptible to money laundering and fraud.” Identifying ATMs can be a challenge... |
Archived WebinarWhy Every Institution Needs Intelligent SegmentationOriginally Presented: April 24, 2018 Despite the best efforts of diligent compliance teams like yours, who have to rely on manual reports and processes, it is hard to know if... |
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Case StudyBringing it all TogetherTropical Financial Credit Union • Headquarters: Pembroke Pines, FL Assets: $939M • Core Banking System: Fiserv Spectrum “When your compliance processes are manual you... |
Job AidPreparing for a Successful Exam ChecklistCramming for any exam is no fun. Nobody wants (or needs) that last minute pressure! Certainly not when examiners are coming onsite in a few... |