Description
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A strong and effective Compliance Management System (CMS) is the bedrock of any compliance department and ensures that regulatory requirements are appropriately incorporated into business practices. However, because a CMS is comprised of everything from policies, procedures and implementing new measures, to data tracking and corrective actions, maintaining an efficient and effective CMS is a never-ending exercise.
View this two-part webinar series to gain practical, risk-based strategies to ensure your CMS meets regulators’ standards and can successfully manage consumer compliance risk.
You’ll come away with:
- An overview of the requirements of a CMS and how to tailor those requirements to your institution.
- Strategies for addressing changing regulatory requirements, including tips for tracking and avoiding mismanagement.
- Guidance for breaking down institutional silos for a more effective, organization-wide CMS.
- Best practices for training different business units.
- Insight into ongoing review, testing, and monitoring can dramatically improve the effectiveness of your CMS.
- Actionable tips for correcting challenge areas and preventing consumer harm.
WHO:
This on-demand session is designed for anyone who needs a better understanding of a Strong CMS. It may be particularly beneficial for new compliance officers, as well as those working in compliance, risk, auditing, and management.
If you’re new to compliance…
A CMS is how institutions ensure employees understand compliance responsibilities, that requirements are incorporated into business practices, that responsibilities are carried out, and that regulatory requirements are met. In short, a CMS helps your institution manage risk. Inadequately managed risk and noncompliance can result in litigation, monetary penalties, and other formal enforcement actions. A strong, comprehensive CMS is how your institution can avoid those things.
