RECORDED WEBINAR: Bank on Compliance: Avoiding the Most Common Violations
|Recorded Webinar
In 2024, FDIC examiners conducted nearly 800 consumer compliance exams — and while most institutions earned satisfactory ratings, just five types of violations made up nearly 73% of all citations.
In this webinar, we’ll break down what those common violations are, why they happen, and how to keep your bank out of the examiner’s crosshairs. We’ll also look at consumer complaint trends shaping the FDIC’s focus for 2025.
You’ll learn how to:
Identify the most common compliance pitfalls from recent FDIC findings
Understand examiner priorities and risk-based review areas
Strengthen your processes to prevent costly missteps
Anticipate and address emerging complaint trends
Stay ahead of the curve — learn what’s getting other banks in trouble before it happens to you.
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