All Banker Tools

Were you looking for the HMDA Getting It Right! manual on the FFIEC website and couldn’t find it?

Reg CC Hold Notice Calendar - calculator.

This tool is used for documenting enhanced due diligence (annual or more frequently) on cash intensive customers, MSB's and those with private ATM's.

BOL user P*Q has provided a checklist her bank finds useful and she hope you may as well.

Pam Zbylut put Reg O in a box! By making the box fairly devoid of "regulatory gobbletygook", Pam reports it works well for the loan officers.

Heather Carlson created a training tool for the 2018 HMDA data collection.

From AccuSystems, this is a free whitepaper coming from a study of 82 community banks. 76% consider their loan management at least “moderately efficient." Explore some best practices for streamlining your operations.

From our friends at AccuSystems, this is a free spreadsheet to track exceptions. It includes the basic logic from its exception management software made simple.

A chart in tabular format that compares and contrasts the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act and the Military Lending Act.

With the input of the loan balance, property value and type of property the spreadsheet calculates the minimum flood coverage required.

A quick reference guide to Reg CC availability requirements.

This Non-Profit Customer Profile form allows a bank to build its initial risk profile of a non-profit customer in conformance with BSA requirements, at account opening.

Sample transactions to practice placing holds under Reg CC.

This March 2014 newsletter issued by the Kansas City Branch of the FDIC includes an article about the FDIC's view of and concerns about the practice of charging fees when a consumer's deposit account has remained overdrawn for more than a prescribed number of days

This Excel spreadsheet is a tool for managing audits.

The three tabs to the worksheet are a planning calendar that indicates when audits are scheduled including the projected completion date, who the auditor will be and the date of actual completion. The second tab is an overview of the audit results and the third tab is a compilation of violations found that are tabulated and expressed in pie chart form by type and location. Tab 2 is meant to be used in a management recap report as are the pie charts. This is done automatically in a separate Word file report on the state of the audit program. Write once - read many.