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Elder Abuse Prevention

Identifying, preventing, and reporting elder financial exploitation is a serious issue.

According to the CFPB’s “Suspicious Activity Reports on Elder Financial Exploitation: Issues and Trends” Report (Feb. 2019), incidents of elder abuse have quadrupled since 2013. Financial institutions have filed more than 180,000 suspicious activities reports targeting older adults, totaling more than $6 billion.

As a relationship lender with close ties to your customers and communities, your community bank is in an ideal position to identify signs of financial abuse among your customers. ICBA has compiled a number of resources to help your bank identify, prevent, and report elder financial exploitation.

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Elder Financial Abuse Online Training Course

Our second most popular online training course, ICBA Education's Elder Financial Abuse course is included in all of ICBA’s online training plans and can also be purchased a la carte .

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ICBA CRA Solutions

ICBA CRA Solutions, formerly CRA Partners, is an ICBA subsidiary and has been providing CRA solutions for the nation’s community banks since 2000.

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ICBA CRA Solutions

A modern, interactive online training platform that helps community bank employees identify and stop suspected financial exploitation. Designed for staff at all levels of your bank with input from financial industry professionals

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Elder Abuse Stats

Annually, financial institutions lose more than $1 billion in deposits due to the exploitation of Americans over the age of 50. The average victim of elder financial exploitation loses $120,000.

Of elder financial exploitation SARs, less than 1/3 specify that the financial institution reported the activity to adult protective services, law enforcement, or other authorities.