Possible or Probable? How to Assess the Risk

Webinar

Possible or Probable? How to Assess the Risk

Oct 22, 2024 | 11:00 am ET • 10:00 am CT | Webinar

The ACH Operating Rules require all participating DFIs, Third-Party Senders and Nested Third-Party Senders to conduct an assessment of the risks of their ACH activities. But “how,” is not specified. Review risk assessment best practices and learn how to maintain compliance with the requirements of your primary regulators.

Learning Objectives:

  • Learn how to conduct a risk assessment of your ACH activities.

  • Identify best practices to ensure you are compliant with the requirements of primary regulators.

  • Discover how to assess the different risks of ACH activities.

Duration: 90-minutes

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Pricing

ICBA Members

Live: $209

On-Demand: $229

Live + On-Demand: $249


Non-Members

Live: $309

On-Demand: $329

Live + On-Demand: $449


Unlimited Webinar Pass subscription: $0

Attendance/Cancellation Policy:

  • Registration fee is valid only for the individual registered. Each attendee must register.
  • Full payment is required prior to real-time event attendance. Digital products will be made available when full payment is received.
  • Digital product purchases cannot be cancelled once the order has been processed and the product is available to use.
  • Refunds will not be granted unless there is a technical issue that cannot be resolved that prevents the purchaser from accessing and/or using the product. Refund requests for technical issues must be received within 15 days of the date of purchase.

For more information, call 800-422-7285.

Who should attend: Operations, ACH Manager, ACH Specialist, Frontline Staff, Fraud Specialist, Audit and Compliance Staff

Prerequisites: None

Advanced Preparation: Basic knowledge of banking.

Program Level: Intermediate

Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge

Delivery Method: Group Internet Based.

CPE Credit Hours: 1.5

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Jessica Leli

Director of Education

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