Credit union professionals will learn and get to ask questions about the latest regulatory compliance challenges posed by new rules on member business lending, the Military Lending Act and more when they attend the National Association of Federal Credit Unions (NAFCU) 2016 Regulatory Compliance Seminar in New Orleans. The conference takes place Oct. 25-28 at the InterContinental New Orleans and runs concurrently with NAFCU’s inaugural BSA Seminar.
NAFCU’s Regulatory Compliance Seminar is the best opportunity for current NAFCU Certified Compliance Officers (NCCOs) to earn the recertification credits they need to renew their designations. By attending Seminar, NCCOs can earn all 24 continuing education units (CEUs) needed to recertify without having to retake the exams.
“Credit unions are facing an increasingly complex regulatory landscape, and staying up–to-date on the latest compliance requirements can be challenging,” said NAFCU Director of Regulatory Compliance Brandy Bruyere. “This seminar offers credit union compliance professionals the current information and insights on compliance issues and will help them anticipate changes and prevent difficulties at exam time.”
Attendees of Seminar will hear from industry experts and members of NAFCU’s highly regarded regulatory compliance team, including Bruyere, who will present on MLA rules and updates; and Senior Regulatory Compliance Counsel Elizabeth LaBerge, who will present on Privacy. NAFCU President and CEO Dan Berger will kick off the Seminar with a welcome address Oct. 25.
Key Seminar topics and presenters include, among others:
- ACH Same Day Rule: Amy Morris, senior director of ACH Network Rules, NACHA
- NCUA’s MBL rule: Vin Vieten, MBL program officer, NCUA
- NCUA E&I Update: Tim Segerson, deputy director, NCUA Office of Examination and Insurance
- Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) – How to Manage the Operational Challenges: Steve Van Beek, attorney at Howard & Howard Attorneys PLLC
This year’s Seminar curriculum also addresses the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA), data and cybersecurity issues, and more.
The earlybird deadline to save $100 off the conference registration fee is Sept. 9. NAFCU’s Regulatory Compliance Seminar, sponsored by NAFCU Services Corporation and CUNA Mutual Group, is open to all credit union professionals.
Visit www.nafcu.org/seminar to learn more and register. Follow @NAFCU on Twitter with the hashtag #ComplianceSeminar for the latest information on the conference.