Capital One Data Breach Exposes 100 Million Records to Seattle Hacker
Barely a week after the Equifax data breach was settled for nearly $650 million dollars, there appears to be news of an almost equally large mega-breach
The Privacy of Consumer Banking Data and the Financial Data Exchange
As cyber threats and global regulations continue to intensify, the privacy and protection of consumer banking data remains a high priority of the financial
As I watched the pounding rain from my window for the third straight day, I could only imagine the damage this unpredictable spring weather was inflicting
Bill S. 1564 Calls for Delay of CECL Implementation Until a Quantitative Economic Impact Study is Completed
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued a new expected credit loss accounting standard in June 2016. This new standard introduces the current
Last month a colleague and I were fortunate to attend the PA Bankers Association, School of Compliance in Harrisburg, PA. The training consisted of three
A financial trustee is a person or firm who manages property or assets on behalf of a third party. One may be appointed for various reasons, including,
Addressing Technology Risks within the Financial Services Industry
As rapidly as technology evolves, so does the inherent risk surrounding that technology. It has now become ever so critical to ensure appropriate mitigation
Private Companies Rejoice - VIE Rules are Changing for the Better
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) recently released one of the most anticipated changes to accounting guidance for variable interest entities
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