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Recorded Tuesday, September 15th, 2009
The safe deposit operation is a unique, fast-changing service in the financial industry. It is the only product or service in which members of your staff do not know the value of a consumer’s assets. As a result, every vault transaction can lead to considerable liability. Effective procedures and sound daily practices can counteract and minimize this risk. This seminar covers the "nuts and bolts" and the recommended day-to-day operating procedures for your institution. Dave McGuinn, a nationally recognized expert in the safe deposit area, will provide clear, concise answers to all the basic or complicated questions regarding your institution’s responsibility, liability and daily operating procedures. In addition, you will receive information about many current lawsuits and other nationwide horror stories. |
| What You Will Learn: |
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Obtain answers to these questions and more to establish you own internal procedures.
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| Who Should Attend |
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This informative program will benefit safe deposit supervisors, full time or relief vault attendants, auditors, or any employee who works in the safe deposit area.
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| The Presenter |
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David P. McGuinn, President of Safe Deposit Specialists, is a former banker with 40 years of safe deposit experience and is often referred to nationwide as the safe deposit GURU. In all 50 states he has trained over 250,000 safe deposit personnel since 1969, and has served the industry as President of AIB and the American, Texas and Houston Safe Deposit Associations. Dave is a featured speaker for the American Bankers Association’s TV network and has been interviewed by the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Money Magazine, New York Magazine, Associated Press, AARP, National Public Radio, FDIC, CUNA, CNN, CBS, ABC, NBC Nightly News and Court TV on current safe deposit issues. McGuinn has created numerous video, audio and web training programs and his Safe Deposit Policy and Procedures Handbook, compliance products and training seminars are now the accepted standard for the financial industry. |