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Compliance as dream, instead of nightmare

Compliance as dream, instead of nightmare

Part 2 of 2: What eyes on the goal could accomplish
Making the most of your HMDA analysis

Making the most of your HMDA analysis

Fed shows the way to review annual figures
Finding a plan for workable consumer compliance

Finding a plan for workable consumer compliance

Part 1 of 2: Balancing fairness and fine print
Home Mortgage Disclosure Act reporting’s accuracy has always mattered to Washington, but Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is sending a message.

CFPB hammering home HMDA accuracy

Two penalty announcements and two new guidelines underscore agency concern
Data requirements from new regs among FI’s top concerns

Data requirements from new regs among FI’s top concerns

Eliminating data silos also deemed of high importance
“What’s the beef?”

“What’s the beef?”

. . . and other conundrums in running a complaint management program  
Many banking issues have layers on layers of laws, regulations, and guidance on top of them. Common Sense Compliance blogger Lucy Griffin tells you how deep to dig.

Digging into regulation: guidance or law?

And does it matter?
Compliance Tsunami survival

Compliance Tsunami survival

CEOs, boards, compliance officers must change attitudes and roles
Safe and fair business lending hinges on a structured and realistic approach to risk and potential profitability, says author Mitch Lucas in the latest installment of his series on pricing.

Commercial loan pricing’s safety and soundness implications

Part 3 of series gives framework that can even help with fair lending risk. Key is a realistic relationship approach.
Can business process management make compliance bearable?

Can business process management make compliance bearable?

Key: Meet big challenge in small steps
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