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How Banks Can Prepare for the FDIC’s Proposed Standards

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In what is seen as a significant shift, the Proposed Standards will move away from the reliance on state law in favor of establishing governance and oversight obligations for banks. Among the areas expected to see change within compliance management of these banks will include obligations, board composition, duties, and committee structure.

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Customer Value Story: Streamlining Audit Management

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Customer Value Story: Streamlining Audit Management Last Updated: October 16, 2023 A LogicManager customer in the banking industry, despite a small auditing team, faced challenges managing audit tasks efficiently using spreadsheets.

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Customer Value Story: Streamlining Audit Management

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Customer Value Story: Streamlining Audit Management Last Updated: October 16, 2023 A LogicManager customer in the banking industry, despite a small auditing team, faced challenges managing audit tasks efficiently using spreadsheets.

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Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Failures in Risk Management: Why ERM vs GRC

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Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Failures in Risk Management: Why ERM vs GRC By Steven Minsky | May 5, 2023 Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was closed by regulators and reminded us of the recession associated with Lehman Brothers and Washington Mutual Bank in 2008.

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What is the Three Lines of Defense Approach to Risk Management?

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The proposed standards emphasize a stronger corporate governance and include an over-arching requirement for these banks to adopt the Three Lines Model. Third Line of Defense The third line of defense is typically the internal audit function. The second line serves as a check on the first line’s risk management efforts.

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What is the Three Lines of Defense Approach to Risk Management?

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The proposed standards emphasize a stronger corporate governance and include an over-arching requirement for these banks to adopt the Three Lines Model. Third Line of Defense The third line of defense is typically the internal audit function. The second line serves as a check on the first line’s risk management efforts.

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Operational Resilience for Financial Services: A Perspective from the U.S.

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FFIEC is an interagency body composed of the heads of the five federal banking agencies: the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the National Credit Union Administration, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. While the U.S.