Pub. 17 2022-2023 Issue 5

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Business continuity planning is a process that is vital to your organization. There is always the possibility that your organization’s critical business processes could be negatively affected for reasons that are often beyond your control, so it’s best to be prepared. If a disruption occurs, it’s essential that your organization has a plan to address

The Right to Financial Privacy Act and the Subpoena Requirement1 The records of a financial institution can be key for federal criminal fraud investigations. Bank records are sometimes the first records sought and can prove income, spending, location, monetary transfers, connections to other individuals or companies, and much more. The sheer amount of intelligence contained

The global pandemic set into motion a series of historically unprecedented economic policies. Massive amounts of liquidity and stimulus from policymakers enabled a fast recovery, but at what financial cost? The side effect of those “easy money” conditions has been 40-year-high inflation that now must be fought through highly restrictive Fed behavior. Balance sheet managers

Climate change and risk management have become a hot-button topic for financial institutions in recent years because of rising concerns from policymakers, international organizations, financial regulators, and many others. This push for a more environmentally friendly world is leading to changes in organizational resources and operations, investor expectations, environmental activists, and even the expectations of

There’s a saying that “everything old is new again,” and that’s certainly an adage you can bank on in Washington, D.C. — especially when it comes to poor public policy proposals. A textbook example of this unfolded during the 117th Congress when our industry found itself once again facing a bad idea that we thought

As Amanda and I enjoyed ringing in the new year with a group of close friends, I spent a few minutes thinking about the importance of using New Year’s Eve to celebrate the past year (in most cases) and to look ahead to the coming year with optimism. Too often in today’s technology-driven world, we