Social Media: Risk, Regulation and Compliance for Banks

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Social networking sites and blogs raise new regulatory challenges, particularly in the areas of supervision, advertising and books and records requirements.”
—Rick Ketchum, FINRA Chairman and CEO

As banks increasingly use websites, blogs and social media to connect with customers, the implications of record-keeping regulations by FFIEC, FDIC, FINRA, SEC, and FTC are of growing concern. To ensure full compliance and the ability to pass examinations by these regulators, banks must understand these regulations as they change, and make efforts to revisit their internal record-keeping processes.

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Readers will learn:

The unique risks of social media communications to banks and credit unions

Specific FFIEC, FINRA, SEC and FTC recordkeeping rules regarding social media and web data

Important considerations for collecting social media data

Best practices for capturing data that meets data integrity and authenticity standards

Click here to download the white paper and start improving your bank’s online compliance process.