Webinars

This webinar provides attendees with tips to avoid check fraud losses, as well as an overview of the laws that apply to loss allocation when check fraud occurs.

Well, the IRS did it again. On July 14, 2023, they issued IRS Notice 2023-54 and kicked the can down the road for the second time by postponing the implementation of the Proposed Regulations that were released in February 2022 regarding mandatory distributions for non-spouse beneficiaries. In addition, the late signing of the SECURE Act 2.0 which raised the Required Minimum Distribution age for the second time in 3 years really created a lot of speculation and confusion on its effective date.

We will cover the hot topics for 2023.

This webinar will focus on the complex state unclaimed property reporting requirements and the unique challenges facing financial institutions.

In this webinar, we’ll go over the details of the new rule. We’ll discuss who has to do what and when, and set the stage for individual banks’ formation of working groups and stakeholder meetings, so you can understand how these changes impact your bank. We’ll pay particular attention to the timeframes involved, as implementation will be somewhat of a phased process.

This 90-minute webinar will include a discussion of regulatory and accounting changes impacting the fourth quarter of 2023 and those proposed to impact 2024. As new regulatory matters arise, they will be added to the agenda in order to provide participants with the most current training applicable for the December 31, 2023, reporting period with a look at what to expect for March 31, 2024.

Dormant accounts often take a backseat to more pressing compliance matters. That is until that one time a year comes when you are required to report this inactivity and transfer any assets to your state through the escheatment process. However, dormant accounts can present a significant risk to your institution and require increased monitoring and scrutiny.

Attend this proactive webinar and learn how banks make lending decisions based on the 5 C’s of credit- capacity, capital, collateral, conditions, and character!

The board secretary’s dynamic role is critical. It involves and affects administration of corporate governance, director liability, communication with directors and management, oversight of policy/procedure reviews, obtaining and maintaining annual documentation, compliance issues, and more.