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As technology evolves, so too do record retention guidelines. Do you need to retain originals, or will digital versions do the trick? Does your staff know the difference? Are your policies up to date with the E-Sign Act requirements? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this practical webinar.

This session will dive into the final QM rules and provide best practices for how to prepare your policies, procedures, systems, and staff for the changes. It will also review the seven ability-to-repay (ATR) options and provide guidance on implementing the new changes and how to strengthen your current ATR/QM compliance program. Don’t miss this jam-packed session!

From selecting the best available vendor to identifying and correcting performance issues, this presentation will examine the practical and regulatory requirements for managing third-party relationships and the operational details of creating an effective vendor management program. Join us to gain valuable insight into the best practices of vendor management.

Deposit operations is one of the most important areas of your financial institution. This webinar will provide a comprehensive regulatory overview to help your institution avoid unnecessary loss and comply with BSA training requirements.

Join us for this upcoming virtual roundtable. Share your issues and concerns with your colleagues.

This webinar will explain all aspects of the repossession process regarding non-real estate collateral, starting with the decision to repossess and ending with the disposition of the collateral at a private or public sale. Learn the steps to properly repossess and dispose of collateral under UCC Article 9.

The Financial Literacy Counseling Certification Program (FiCEP) is a comprehensive training program allowing you to earn your CCUFC designation.

This webinar will decipher and clarify the instructions related to Schedule A and provide context and examples for commercial loans, indirect loans, CARES Act loan modifications, and more. Increase your Call Report acumen and confidently complete the new Call Report timely and accurately.

This session will provide the most up-to-date information needed to fully understand the impact of recent guidance when handling IRA required minimum distribution and beneficiary death distribution requests.

This webinar will show attendees the power of the new consumer-facing Your Money Further website and the value of participating in the Credit Union Awareness program.

Powers of attorney are complex legal documents that can wield a broad array of authority. Your team must be conversant with POAs, be alert for fraud and good faith issues – and know when to seek legal counsel. With so much at stake, this timely program is a must! This webinar will explain everything you need to know when dealing with powers of attorney.

Become a Certified Wisconsin Credit Union Leader (CWCUL) and earn Continuing Education Units from the UW-Milwaukee School of Continuing Education in this comprehensive 6-month program.

Be sure to join us as we connect virtually with new and seasoned CEOs in the asset category of $350 Million and above asset categories. All are invited!

Join veteran financial services attorney David Reed as he reviews the top emerging risks directors should consider as they guide their institutions toward new opportunities.

Corporate Central and The Wisconsin Credit Union League will be hosting Credit Union Day at the Ballpark, a fundraising event to benefit The Wisconsin Credit Union Foundation and The National Credit Union Foundation.

Learn best practices for how to handle this emerging horizon in the world of record retention.

Experience the three-day online workshop that will transform the way you train employees to sell at your credit union—and amplify product penetration.

Fraud is ever-present, ever-changing, and endlessly creative. Join us to learn how to prevent card fraud and the latest criminal strategies.

This session will break down the changes to illuminate the chain of agreements and compliance responsibilities for ODFIs, Third-Party Senders, and Nested Third-Party Senders. After attending, you will be able to identify a Third-Party Sender and a Nested Third-Party Sender, explain their role and responsibilities under the ACH Rules, and apply your knowledge to real-life origination scenarios.

Learn about titling, IRS reporting, rights at death, signers, signature cards, and all the ins and outs of getting consumer accounts correct.