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Compliance Question of the Week
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When it comes to financial elder abuse, a bank needs to be proactive. What are some red flags that will help staff be able to spot potential elder abuse?
Red flags that may indicate elder abuse include:
- Older consumers confused by or unaware of account changes.
- New third party speaking for an older adult
- Address changes followed by account changes
- Older consumer appears newly distressed, unkempt
- Sudden increase in monthly cash withdrawals
- Uncharacteristic non-sufficient funds activity
- Atypical ATM withdrawals
- New spending patterns followed by the addition of an authorized user.
Reference: FFIEC BSA AML Examination Manual (Appendix F).