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Understanding U.S. Regulator’s Proposed Extended Comment Period

Perficient

Regulators to Bank Boards: “Debt is Good” Crucial Update: Extension of the Comment Period Since Perficient’s Risk and Regulatory Compliance Center of Excellence (CoE) analyzed this decision in September, a significant development has occurred. Learn More: U.S.

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Take a risk-based approach to compliance management

Insights on Business

Senior executives at financial services institutions have expressed the need for a stronger link between compliance and risk as stories of improper conduct and regulatory require­ments for AML, sanctions, customer fairness, data protection and privacy continue to dominate the business headlines. Key elements of an effective GRC program.

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U.S. Regulators to Bank Boards: “Debt is Good”

Perficient

RELATED CONTENT : Regulatory Risk and Compliance in Financial Services Share Your Thoughts With OCC Regulators by November 30, 2023 You may submit comments to the OCC by any of the methods set forth below. These requirements, with a balance sheet depletion allowance of 0.5 Comments must be received on or before November 30, 2023.

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How regulators can foster competition and bolster AI innovation

American Banker

Speakers at DC Fintech Week highlighted ways forward for regulators to keep pace with artificial intelligence, such as by setting up "guardrails" before guidelines.

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FinCEN and OCC address cryptocurrency: responsible innovation and pervasive hype

CFPB Monitor

On May 19, 2022, the Associate Director of the Enforcement and Compliance Division of the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”), Alessio Evangelista, spoke at the Chainalysis Links Conference in New York City on the topic of “The Intersection of Cryptocurrencies and National Security.”

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Texas judge moves CFPB's $8 credit card late fee case to DC

American Banker

Judge Mark T. Pittman sided with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in ordering the case be moved from Texas to the District of Columbia due to "forum shopping."

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Explore Regulatory Compliance Best Practices at FICO World

FICO

During this period of Congressional gridlock, much of the activity in Washington DC impacting the financial services industry remains focused on the development and implementation of new regulations. Model management continues to present financial institutions with new compliance obstacles.