Risk Based Compliance Audit Program for Credit Unions
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The regulators expect you to be able to identify and rate the areas in which you have risk exposure. Risk-Based Compliance Audit Program for Credit Unions consists of individual checklists with risk ratings - organized by specific products and services - that you can use to conduct compliance reviews for federal consumer laws and regulations, including security, privacy, electronic banking, disclosures and insurance roles.
This manual shows how to improve your credit union's efficiency and compliance.
This helpful manual provides:
• Compliance checklists organized by individual products and services
• A risk assessment matrix helps you easily assess and record your credit union's specific level of risk for the various compliance requirements as they become effective
• The assessments allow you to assign a risk rating, thus prioritizing your credit union's needs and maximizing your resources
• A compliance calendar gives you a quick reference for changing requirements
Risk assessment is an essential part of your risk-based compliance audit for all of your products, services, and activities. To satisfy the regulators, you need to consistently and constantly weight risks against benefits, and make decisions accordingly.
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No. Title
matrix.02. Compliance Risk-Assessment Matrix
1.1. Deposit Advertisement
1A.1 Postings
2.1 Initial Deposit Account Disclosure
2.2 Sweep Account Opening Disclosure
2.3 Denial of Deposit Account
2.4 Internet Banking Authentication
3.1 Deposit Account Restrictions
3.2 Deposit Account Transactions
3.3 Deposit Account Periodic Statement
3.4 Deposit Account Notice of Maturity for Certificates of Deposit with CDs
3.5 Error Resolution: Electronic Fund Transfers
3.6 Error Resolution: Expedited Recrediting for Substitute Checks
3.7 Deposit Accounts: Overdraft Protection Plans
3.8 Annual Sweep Account Disclosure
3.9 Garnishment of Accounts Containing Federal Benefit Payments
3.10 Regulation E — Requirements for Remittance Transfers
3.11 Regulation II — Debit Card Interchange Fees and Routing
4.1 Closed-End Loan Advertisements
4.2 Open-End Loan Advertisements
4.2a Loan Solicitations Based on Prescreened Lists
4.3 Early Adjustable Rate Mortgage Disclosure
4.4 Credit and Charge Card Early Disclosure
4.5 Early Home Equity Plan Disclosure
4.6 Mortgage Servicing Disclosure
5.1 Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) Standards
5.2 Open-End Applications Not Resulting in Origination
5.3 Applications Resulting in Origination of Open-End Loans
5.4 Closed-End Applications Not Resulting in Origination
5.5a Applications Resulting in Origination of Closed-End Real Estate Loans
5.5b Applications Resulting in Origination of Closed-End Loans
5.6 Initial Open-End Credit Disclosure
6.9 Sample Notice of Action Taken, Statement of Reasons, and Counteroffer
6.1 HMDA/LAR
6.2 Open-End Loan Account Transactions
6.2a Credit Card Accounts with Credit Balance
6.2b Credit Card Accounts with Annual or Renewal Fee
6.2c Credit Card Accounts with Rate Change
6.2d Closed or Cancelled Credit Card Accounts
6.2e Credit Card Account with Issuer-Changed Credit Insurance Provider
6.2f Other Information Based on Interviews and Related Documentation
6.3 Periodic Billing Statement for All Open-End Consumer Loan Accounts
6.3a Periodic Billing Statement for Closed-End Residential Mortgage Loans
6.4 Variable Rate Subsequent Disclosure
6.4a Special Rules Applicable to Credit Card Accounts and Open-End Credit Offered to College Students
6.5 Mortgage Servicing: Error Resolution
6.5a Mortgage Servicing: Force-Placed Insurance
6.5b Mortgage Servicing: Policies, Procedures, and Requirements
6.5c Mortgage Servicing: Early Intervention Requirements for Certain Borrowers
6.5d Mortgage Servicing: Continuity of Contact with Borrowers
6.5e Mortgage Servicing: Loss Mitigation Procedures
6.5f Mortgage Servicing: Escrow Account Payments and Escrow Cancellation Notice
6.6 Error Resolution: Open-End Credit
6.7 Error Resolution: Fair Credit Reporting Act
6.8 Account Servicing: Fair Credit Reporting Act
6.9a Mortgage Servicing: Mortgage Servicing Transfers
6.9b Mortgage Servicing: Flood Insurance Renewals
6.10 Mortgage Servicing: PMI Cancellation/Disclosures
6.11 Account Servicing: Reporting Credit History
6.12 Mortgage Servicing: Homeownership Counseling and SCRA Notice
6.13 Account Servicing: Annual Escrow Account Statements
6.13a Mortgage Servicing: Timely Escrow Payments and Treatment of Escrow Account Balances
6.14 Mortgage Servicing: Foreclosure Management
6.15 Mortgage Servicing: Curing Excess Points/Fees on Qualified Mortgages
6A.1 Servicemembers Civil Relief Act
6B.1 DoD Rules on Consumer Loans to Servicemembers
6C.1 Sample SAFE Act Policies and Procedures
C6C.1 SAFE Act — Initial Registrations
C6C.2 SAFE Act — Renewals & Updated Information
6D.1 Sample Real Estate Appraisal Policy
C6D.1 FIRREA Real Estate Appraisal
C6D.2 Real Estate Evaluation
6E.1 Mortgage Loan Compensation Practices
6E.2 Mortgage Loan Steering Practices
7.0 BSA Risk-Assessment and Customer Due Diligence
7.1 BSA Compliance: General Requirements
7.2 BSA Compliance: Exemptions
7.3 BSA Compliance: Currency Transaction Reports
7.4 BSA Compliance: Wire Transfer Recordkeeping
7.5 BSA Compliance: Sales of Monetary Instruments
7.6 BSA Compliance: Suspicious Activity Reporting
7.7 BSA Compliance: OFAC Restrictions
7.8 BSA Compliance: USA PATRIOT Act
7.8a BSA Compliance: CIP Compliance Review
7.8b Certification "Safe Harbor"
7.9 Review of New MSB Customer
8.1 Record Retention
9.1 Right to Financial Privacy Act
C10.1 Privacy Rule
11.1 Security of Customer Information
11.2 Customer Response Program
C11A.1 ID Theft "Red Flags"
C11A.2 Duties of Card Issuers Regarding Changes of Address
C11A.3 Duties of Users of Consumer Reports Regarding Address Discrepancies
C11A.4 Affiliate Marketing Opt-Out Under FCRA
12.1 Electronic Disclosure
12.2 Customer Response Program
13.1 General Web Site Disclosure Requirements
13.2 Deposit Account Advertising
13.3 Closed-End Loan Advertisements
13.4 Open-End Loan Advertisements
13.5 Loan Applications
Table of contents
2013-2014 Compliance Calendar
Compliance Risk Assessment Matrix
Chapter 1 Advertising
Chapter 1A Postings
Chapter 2 Account Opening
Chapter 3 Deposit Operations
Chapter 4 Loan Advertising and Early Disclosures
Chapter 5 Loan Applications and Origination
Chapter 6 Loan Operations
Chapter 6A Servicemembers Civil Relief Act
Chapter 6B Consumer Credit Extended to Servicemembers and Dependents
Chapter 6C The SAFE Act
Chapter 6D Real Estate Appraisal Regulations and Appraisal/Evaluation Guidelines
Chapter 6E Loan Compensation and Steering
Chapter 7 Bank Secrecy Act
Chapter 8 Record Retention and Disposal
Chapter 9 Right to Financial Privacy Act
Chapter 10 Privacy Rule
Chapter 11 Security of Customer Information
Chapter 11A FACT Act
Chapter 12 Electronic Disclosure
Chapter 13 Web Site Compliance
Chapter 14 Compliance with Selected Lending Laws and Regulations