What’s New
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On May 11, a new course titled, “Bank Secrecy Act: High Risk Customers” was launched.
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On May 13, the following courses were updated to reflect the Regulation B Final Rule published on April 22, 2026, related to the removal of disparate impact and requirements for Special Purpose Credit Programs:
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Fair Lending: Frontline
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Fair Lending: Marketing
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Fair Lending: Overview
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Fair Lending: Risk Management
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Fair Lending: Types of Discrimination
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Regulation B: Equal Credit Opportunity Act – Overview
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Regulation B: Special Purpose Credit Programs (SPCP)
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On May 14, the following courses were updated to reflect the new Regulation B Small Business Lending Rule published on May 1, 2026:
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Small Business Lending Rule (1071): Applicability
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Small Business Lending Rule (1071): Data Points
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Small Business Lending Rule (1071): Firewall Requirements
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Small Business Lending Rule (1071): In-Depth
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Small Business Lending Rule (1071): Practical Application
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On May 18, the following courses were updated to reflect technical changes:
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Establishing an IRA
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IRA Contributions
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IRA Distributions
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On May 21, the following courses were updated to reflect the new Regulation B Small Business Lending Rule published on May 1, 2026:
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Compliance Issues for Commercial Lenders
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Introduction to Lending Compliance
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Regulation B: Equal Credit Opportunity Act – Overview
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What’s Coming
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Six new courses on Digital Assets launching in late June
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New payments courses will launch later in June or in early July
Did You Know?
Did you know you can have more than one LMS Administrator in the ICBA Online Course Learning Management System? Relying on a single LMS administrator can create unnecessary risk and slow down your learning operations. Expanding to multiple administrators brings several key advantages:
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Built-In Continuity. When only one person manages your LMS, unexpected absences—whether planned or not—can disrupt critical processes like course updates, user access, and reporting. Having multiple administrators ensures continuous support and avoids bottlenecks.
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Faster Response Times. With shared responsibility, learner and manager requests—such as password resets, enrollments, or troubleshooting—can be resolved faster, improving the overall learner experience.
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Stronger Knowledge Sharing. Multiple administrators reduce the risk of “single-point expertise.” Documentation improves, processes become more standardized, and your organization is less vulnerable if one admin leaves.
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Better Coverage for Growth. As your training programs expand, so does the complexity of managing them. Additional administrators allow you to scale effectively supporting new programs, integrations, and reporting needs without overwhelming one person.
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Improved Quality and Oversight. A team approach enables checks and balances. Admins can review each other’s work, catch errors early, and maintain higher data accuracy across the LMS.
In short, adding a second (or third) LMS administrator isn’t just about backup—it’s about strengthening reliability, efficiency, and long-term success for your learning programs.
Contact ICBA Education at education@icba.org or call 800-422-7285. Just give us the name of the person and their email and we’ll get them added. They will have the same access to everything that you do.