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- APY rounding under Regulation DD
- Truth in Savings requires the annual percentage yield to be calculated and disclosed to two decimal places using the Part 1030 Appendix A formula, with a 0.05% accuracy tolerance.
- Regulation DD adverse change notice
- Regulation DD requires 30 calendar days' advance written notice before an adverse change in account terms, such as a fee increase or a new minimum balance, takes effect.
- Regulation E error resolution
- For consumer electronic fund transfers, the institution must investigate and report within 10 business days, or provisionally credit within 10 business days and finish the investigation within 45 days.
- Regulation E liability tiers
- Consumer liability is capped at $50 when loss or theft is reported within 2 business days, $500 within 60 days of the statement, and is unlimited after that.
- Overdraft opt-in under Regulation E
- Institutions may not charge overdraft fees on ATM or one-time debit card transactions unless the consumer affirmatively opts in in writing, and the consent is revocable.
- FDIC deposit insurance limit
- Deposit insurance covers $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, per ownership category, and the limit is not increased by dividing funds within the same category.
- Regulation CC next-day availability
- Cash, wire transfers, cashier's, certified, teller's and certain government checks must be available by the next business day for the first indexed increment deposited, currently $5,525.
- APR accuracy tolerance
- Under Regulation Z, a disclosed annual percentage rate must be accurate within one-eighth of one percentage point for regular transactions and one-quarter for irregular transactions.
- TRID Loan Estimate timing
- The Loan Estimate must be delivered or mailed within three business days of receiving the application and received by the consumer at least seven business days before consummation.
- Closing Disclosure delivery timing
- Consumers must receive the Closing Disclosure at least three business days before consummation, and a revised Loan Estimate must be received four business days before consummation.
- Right of rescission period
- Three business days for a refinance or home equity loan secured by the principal dwelling, giving the consumer an unconditional right to cancel the credit transaction.
- ECOA adverse action timing
- Creditors must notify applicants of action taken within 30 days of a completed application, stating specific reasons for denial or the right to request them.
- HMDA closed-end reporting threshold
- Institutions must report closed-end mortgage data if they originated at least 25 covered closed-end loans in each of the two preceding calendar years.
- HOEPA points and fees trigger
- A mortgage is high-cost when points and fees exceed 5 percent of the total loan amount for loans of $20,000 or more, or the adjusted figure for smaller loans.
- Regulation Z trigger terms
- If an advertisement states an APR, payment amount, down payment, finance charge, or number of payments, it must also clearly disclose the APR and repayment terms.
- Truth in Savings advertising rules
- Advertisements stating an APY must disclose the minimum balance to obtain it, the period the rate applies, and conditions such as fees or transaction limits.
- FINRA Rule 2210 retail communications
- Retail communications must be fair and balanced, not misleading, and approved by a registered principal, with certain filings due within 10 business days of first use.
- TCPA marketing consent
- Prior express written consent is required before autodialed or prerecorded telemarketing calls or texts to wireless numbers, and calls are limited to 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. local time.
- Prescreened solicitation requirements
- Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, prescreened offers must be a firm offer of credit and include a clear, conspicuous notice letting consumers opt out of future lists.
- FDIC advertising requirement
- Deposit advertisements must state 'Member FDIC,' and non-deposit products must disclose they are not insured, not guaranteed, and may lose value.
- Regulation P affiliate marketing opt-out
- Before an affiliate may use eligibility information about a consumer to market products, the institution must provide a clear and conspicuous opt-out opportunity.
- Regulation 9 fiduciary separation
- National bank fiduciary funds must be kept separate from the bank's own assets, with separate fiduciary records and an annual audit of fiduciary activities.
- Prudent Investor Rule
- Fiduciaries must invest as a prudent investor would, diversifying unless reasonably justified not to, and judging risk and return at the level of the whole portfolio.
- Volcker Rule proprietary trading ban
- Banking entities may not engage in short-term proprietary trading and must limit covered-fund investments, subject to exemptions such as underwriting, market making, and government obligations.
- SEC Regulation Best Interest
- Broker-dealers recommending securities to retail customers must act in the customer's best interest under disclosure, care, conflict-of-interest, and compliance obligations.
- Regulation W affiliate transaction limits
- Covered transactions with a single affiliate are capped at 10 percent of capital and 20 percent in aggregate, and must be on arm's-length terms.
- Bank insurance sales disclosure
- Insurance and annuity sales in banks must disclose the product is not a deposit, not FDIC-insured, not bank-guaranteed, and may lose value.
- BSA program five pillars
- Internal controls, a designated BSA officer, ongoing training, independent testing, and risk-based customer due diligence form the required elements of an anti-money-laundering program.
- SAR filing deadline
- A suspicious activity report is due within 30 calendar days of initial detection, extendable to 60 days if no suspect is identified, with supporting records kept five years.
- Beneficial ownership identification threshold
- Customer due diligence rules require identifying each individual owning 25 percent or more of a legal entity customer, plus one individual who controls the entity.
- OFAC strict liability reporting
- Sanctions compliance carries strict liability; blocked property must be reported to OFAC within 10 business days and included in an annual report.
- Regulation O insider lending
- Extensions of credit to executive officers require prior board approval, are subject to the single-borrower lending limit, and count toward aggregate insider limits.