Audit Link Focus Group November 5, 2010 Revised on November 5, 2010.

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Audit Link Focus Group November 5, 2010 Revised on November 5, 2010

Agenda Introduction and Formalities What Audit Link Does vs. What CU Does Wrap-up of 2010 –Findings, business status, etc. Plans for 2011 –Jim’s Dirty Dozen –Compliance Outlook Audit Link Advisor Site

Joe Spenski – Audit Link Associate Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management 1 year Credit Union experience 1.5 years experience with CU*Base and Client Services Great attention to detail Strong desire to become current with all compliance issues Ext. 253 or

Andrew VanDerSchaaf– Audit Link Associate Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting –9 Credit Hours in Forensic Accounting 4 Months Experience as a Bookkeeping Specialist 6 Months Experience as an Audit Link Associate Ext. 211 or

BSA What We Do… Review transactions and affiliated accounts Verify audit trackers What You Do…. Add to audit trackers Submit SAR’s to Audit Link for review Flag and monitor High Risk accounts BSA/SAR Reports

Dormant Accounts Work dormant accounts on a regular basis, otherwise the Activity on Dormant Accounts report is inaccurate Do not delete accts from dormancy monitoring due to fees ACH postings are considered activity

Goals for Dormancy Survey your members Mitigate Risk Send no money to the State

File Maintenance Verify Changes Expect Impropriety New field changes –PAYFRQ (Payment frequency) –PAYMNT (Payment changes) –DQCNTR (Delinquency control) - HBPIN (Home Banking Pin Disabled)

Teller Reversals What we are looking for –Impropriety –Coaching –Possibly procedural changes What you should be doing –Pulling receipts

Employee Audit What are we looking for –Unusual transactions outside the norm –Delinquency and negative balances –File maintenance –Transactions on own accounts What should you be doing –Review highlighted accounts –Annual and ongoing notifications to audit team of new accounts

Wire Transfer What we are looking for –Complete address information –Any large wires out of the norm What you should be doing –Filling in missing data if needed

OFAC Follow Through on New Matches Real time and Batch scans are now exactly the same Will be updating OFAC scans to scan against Date of Birth –Reduces suspect matches

Stale Dated Checks What we do –List all stale dated checks What you should be doing –Review all those listed on Run Sheet

Questions

Sample High-Risk Checking Accts

Sample High-Risk Transactions

Findings from daily Audit work Washington (State) –Money Store $90, deposits (Oct 2010) $76, Withdrawals (Oct 2010) Missouri –Money Store $300, Deposits (Oct 2010) $302, Withdrawals (Oct 2010)

Findings from daily Audit work BSA: 12,424 Dormancy: 5,301 Reversals: 8,289 Wires: 1,022 Employee Accts Reviewed: 4,222 OFAC Scans Run: 434 Stale Dated Checks: 449 Reg D Transactions: 510

Software Developments Credit Card Act Statement Updates – Release 9.7, 10.0 Wrong Address Flag Turns off Automatically – Release 10.0 Reg. D Counter Warning for Phone Transfers – Release 10.0 OFAC Changes – Release 10.0 Reg. E Opt In/Opt Out – Release 10.1 Reg. DD Disclosures on Statements – Release 10.1

Software Developments Reg. Z Statement Change – Release 10.2 Enhancements to MFOEL – Release 10.2 Reg. E Opt In/Opt Out Posting Program – July 7, 2010 Opt In/Opt Out Notices – Release 10.3 OFAC Enhancements – Release 10.3

Business Status 33 upfront contacts completed –21 on daily monitoring 4 additional clients reviewing contracts 8 additional credit unions expressed interest

Findings of First Contacts Reg. Z –Credit card disclosure –Regulation Z - Farleigh Wada WittRegulation Z - Farleigh Wada Witt Reg. DD –Transaction descriptions for Federally chartered Credit unions Dormancy Employee security & segregation of duties Reg. CC disclosures

Audit Link in 2011 Suspicious Activity Monitoring for 2011 –Vilker’s Dirty Dozen Compliance Outlook for 2011 New services from Audit Link

Vilker’s Dirty Dozen Excessive Abnormal Activity –ACH –Pay-Pal –Large withdrawals w/corresponding deposits Identity Theft –Ex. Line of Credit loans/Visa

Vilker’s Dirty Dozen Check Kitting –Traditional check kitting –Excessive use of online banking OFAC scans: Corporate Drafts & A/P Vendor Names –Scan against SDN list

Vilker’s Dirty Dozen Detecting debit/credit card fraud –Compromised cards BSA – ATM Activity –All deposits/withdrawals made at ATM

Vilker’s Dirty Dozen BSA – Joint Owner –Transactions involving multiple accounts BSA – Layering –LOCs, wires, gift cards, or cash

Vilker’s Dirty Dozen Accounts with wrong address –Transactions on flagged accounts Critical field Monitoring –15 critical fields

Vilker’s Dirty Dozen New Notice Events: Compliance Related –Dormant notices FinCen –Visually compare FinCen report

2011 Compliance Outlook Dodd – Frank Privacy –Model Privacy Notice from the FDICModel Privacy Notice from the FDIC RESPA SAFE Act FACT Act Compliance Outlook Article

New Services from Audit Link BSA Audits Ad hoc ACH Audits Audit Link Lite Tune Up Concentration Risk

Audit Link on the Web Audit Link Advisor site –

Audit Link on the Web The addition of three new categories –Best Practices –Policy Sharing –Regulation Interpretation New core compliance group