2026 Banking Compliance Update: Avoiding the Most Common Violations 

Date June 24, 2026
Time 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Type Webinar

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Stay ahead of evolving compliance expectations with a focused webinar from Anders. Join Brad R. Stumpe, Partner and Compliance and Loan Review Practice Leader, Josh Labadie, Compliance Manager, and Sadie Carrera, Compliance Senior Manager, as they break down the most common regulatory violations cited in recent examinations and what they mean for your compliance program. 

Drawing on the latest findings from federal banking agencies — including the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Federal Reserve, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and National Credit Union Administration — this session focuses on where compliance programs are breaking down, why these issues persist, and how to address them proactively. You’ll gain practical insight into examiner expectations, recurring control gaps, and the steps compliance teams can take now to reduce risk, strengthen oversight, and stay ahead of regulatory scrutiny. 

Who Should Attend 

  • Compliance Officers and Risk Leaders 
  • Internal Audit Teams 
  • Bank CFOs and Controllers 
  • Operations and Lending Leadership 
  • Bank Executive Leadership  

What You’ll Learn 

  • The most common compliance violations cited in recent FDIC examinations 
  • Key trends shaping regulatory focus and examiner priorities in 2026 
  • Where compliance programs are most vulnerable and why 
  • Practical steps to strengthen controls, monitoring, and documentation 
  • How to align your compliance program with examiner expectations 
  • Emerging complaint and enforcement trends to watch 

Register now to gain insight into the most common regulatory exam findings and how to strengthen your compliance program. This is a virtual Zoom webinar; registered attendees will receive a unique join link directly from Zoom.

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