Nobody wants compliance mistakes but when they are tolerable and in moderation, you grow, you learn from them and that leads to improvement and survival in a tough world of compliance and banking.
I heard a banker comment that, “Reg E hasn’t changed, so what’s to learn?” The Reg itself and the commentary haven’t changed, interpretations of who is a financial institution, what is an error and who has to investigate errors have.
Regulation E came back into the news in a big way in 2019 as the CFPB levied a $3.5 million civil money penalty and $12 million in restitution against an institution for incorrectly processing dispute claims. .
Regulation E came back into the news in a big way in 2019 as the CFPB levied a $3.5 million civil money penalty and $12 million in restitution against an institution for incorrectly processing dispute claims.
Banking as we’ve known it is rapidly changing. Apps, pod banking, cash recyclers, interactive teller machines, and other new technologies are affecting how we do business and offering new challenges to security.
As the baby boomer generation ages, “Elder Fraud'' is the fastest growing segment for crime in our country! Criminals know whom they want to target and have found ways to get close to their victims.
One banker commented “Reg E hasn’t changed, so what’s to learn?” While the Reg itself and the commentary haven’t changed, interpretations of who is a financial institution, what is an error and who has to investigate those errors have.
Nobody wants compliance mistakes but when they are tolerable and in moderation, you learn from them and that’s an improvement. Mistakes can be great when you learn from someone else’s because you don’t suffer the consequences.