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Program Terms and ConditionsFair Lending: Learning from the Enforcement Actions
Recorded: Dec 9, 2009
Presenters: Lyn Farrell and Lauren Sparks
Duration: 1 hour
Real Estate Compliance Update Series, Part 4
“Banks should not lose focus on fair lending during challenging times of credit market turmoil and fast-paced technological and business change. Each financial institution should conduct a thorough self-assessment of fair lending risk.”
-Comptroller John Dugan
Meeting fair lending requirements is no small feat. Regulators are scrutinizing financial institutions' fair lending compliance programs to make sure there is no discrimination. Sometimes, however, one misstep or oversight can lead to costly consequences – in fines, judgments, manpower, reputation, …the list goes on. Make sure your fair lending practices stand up to current regulatory expectations. Our expert analysis of fair lending enforcement actions can provide you with the information you need to avoid becoming a target.
Join SCS Risk Management experts Lyn Farrell and Lauren Sparks for a top-line look at:
- Recent enforcement actions and what they mean for your institution
- How can you avoid pitfalls that lead to enforcement actions
- Policy and training standards that facilitate a strong fair lending program
- Best practices to survive a fair lending exam
Who should attend: Compliance Officers, Senior Lending Officers, Chief Credit Officers, Commercial Lending Officers, Mortgage Officers, Loan Origination Officers, and Auditors.
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Program Level: Overview Prerequisites: None Advance Preparation: None
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