Specialties
Deposit Regulations
Overdraft Protection Program Review
Delivering Support that Mitigates Risk, Services Customers, and Protects Your Reputation
We provide knowledge, experience, and guidance that allow your bank to adhere to consumer protection laws and manage their complexities.
Consumer compliance professionals face a daunting task trying to stay up on the changing consumer compliance landscape and fully understanding the implications that every regulatory change has on your bank.
That's where we come in.
We've spent decades building our expertise in this complex and often conflicting area of compliance. That experience has given us a ringside seat on how banks find themselves in regulatory trouble.
Whatever your challenge, we've likely seen something similar, and we have the expertise to review all applicable federal consumer regulations, from Regulation B to Regulation Z.
Still, we know that each bank is unique.
That’s why we start each engagement by gaining a 360-degree view of your bank operations and culture before conducting any audits, reviews, and testing.
This initial process allows us to understand your unique risk, pinpoint areas of concern, and recommend an appropriate review scope. Our approach helps you mitigate your risk and prepare for your next regulatory exam.
We also enhance your compliance culture by providing sensible recommendations and best practices throughout the process to help you put corrective action in place.
After all, protecting and serving your customers are crucial to building your community's trust, maintaining your reputation, and strengthening your bank.
TCA provides A Better Way to manage your consumer compliance obligations.
Key Deliverables Include:
- Lending, Loan Origination, and Loan Servicing – Review practices, policies, and procedures to measure, control, and minimize lending-related consumer risk.
- Deposit-related regulations and statutes – Review practices, policies, and procedures to measure, control, and minimize deposit-related consumer risk.
- Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) – Ensure the data reported on your loan application register (LAR) is accurate prior to the required filing date.
- Compliance Management System (CMS) – Ensure that your CMS reflects your current risk and meets regulatory expectations for board and management oversight, effective monitoring and audit schedules, and policies and procedures to mitigate consumer harm.
Consumer Compliance Insights
TCAs Client Top Five Deposit Missteps
Although there have been few new or changed regulations related to Deposit Compliance, missteps in compliance with these regulations can cause consumer harm. It’s important to stay focused and make sure staff changes or the implementation of new systems don’t increase errors at your institution. Helping institutions identify errors in deposit operations is a routine […]
FDIC Signage and Advertising – Things They Are A-Changin’
On December 20, 2023 the FDIC approved and issued a final rule regarding changes to 12 CFR 328: rules for the use of FDIC Official Signs and Advertising Requirements, False Advertising, Misrepresentations of Insured Status, and Misuse of the FDIC’s Name or Logo. The updated rules are effective April 1, 2024, with a mandatory compliance […]
Regulatory Updates – Fourth Quarter 2023
Below is a link to the Regulatory Updates as of the end of Q4. TCA provides A Better Way for you to track Compliance updates and keep your organization on track. TCA – A Better Way!
TCA’s Top Five Client Lending Compliance Findings
As we approach the end of 2023, we wanted to take some time to reflect and comment on some of the most common lending missteps we’ve seen while performing audits for Clients during the year. TCA’s Top Five are firmly rooted in two regulations that examiners spend much time and focus on. Regulation Z and […]
“ARM” Yourself for Volume Increase and Avoid Common Compliance Pitfalls
Part 3 of a 3 Part Series In our last article we recapped items necessary to comply with the Ability-to-Repay (ATR) and Qualified Mortgage (QM) requirements when underwriting the loan. Compliance with Regulation Z does not stop at origination. This article recaps the servicing requirements for ARM loans. Loan Servicing and The Bank’s Core System […]
Corporate Transparency Act Implementation
FinCEN has published a flurry of Beneficial Ownership information in the last two weeks which has led many financial institutions to question how any of this information applies to them, and how their account opening processes will be affected by the new rule going into effect on January 1, 2024. The good news for financial […]