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Home Compliance and Risk

Working with Compliance

May 25, 2018
Reading Time: 1 min read

A Marketing Money Podcast

In the life of a bank marketer, too often compliance officers are made out to be the villains. They are the butt of most bank marketers’ jokes. But, is everything really their fault?

This week, John Oxford of Renasant Bank and Josh Mabus of Mabus Agency discuss practical tips to help you maintain a better relationship with your bank’s compliance department.

The duo was supposed to be joined by a special compliance guest, but he needed more time to review the opportunity before coming on the podcast (if you laughed, congratulations, you’re a true banker). If it makes you feel any better, this week’s podcast would have never made it through compliance. Never.

Tune in to the special compliance episode of the Marketing Money Podcast.

 

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