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April 15, 2022
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New focuses and directions at the agencies are on the way, but a few themes have been clear and consistent.
Banks should have a step-by-step plan on how to handle cyber-attacks, including securing whatever data possible and quickly notifying law enforcement.
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International Monetary Fund
1071: What Does the Final Rule Mean for Small Business Lenders
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The CFPB has released the final rule implementing Section 1071 of the Dodd-Frank Act. Ncontracts regulatory compliance experts have gone through all 800+ pages. Whether you're a commercial lender, compliance professional, or member of the C-suite, this webinar on Thursday, April 20, 2023 at 1pm CST will help you understand what the Section 1071 final rule means for your team and how to move forward with confidence. 
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Risk and Compliance News
In a letter to FDIC-insured banks, the agency requested that any institution considering engaging in crypto-related activities provide notification to the appropriate FDIC regional director.
The OCC has published its semiannual report on interest rate risk data gathered during examinations of OCC-supervised midsize and community banks and federal savings associations.
The Financial Stability Board has outlined its work priority areas for 2022, including a timeline for the publication of a series of research reports on a range of financial stability topics.
Banks and businesses face a growing threat from malicious cyber actors seeking to hold critical systems hostage.
Winnow Solutions, LLC
The CFPB found that payday loan borrowers rarely used extended payment plans for managing payday loans that they could not pay when due, in a recently issued report.
The Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control has announced sanctions against Hydra Market, the world’s largest and most prominent darknet market, for being responsible or complicit in cyber-enabled activities against the United States.
Crisis Response Management: Decoded
Experian Partner Solutions®
In an age of infinite information where a company’s reputation can be destroyed in as little as 140 characters, it may seem difficult to bounce back from a crisis, but it is possible. Businesses that are prepared for natural disasters or other incidents can protect themselves from serious financial losses, and keep their reputation and customer loyalty intact, if they have the right tools.
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