Continuing education quiz.

AuthorBernstel, Janet Bigham
PositionCompliance Officer

Your Compliance Officer: Friend or Foe?

by Janet Bigham Bernstel

  1. For the smoothest relationship with the compliance department, the marketing department needs to:

    [] Involve compliance at the campaign's beginning.

    [] Maintain a strict adversarial relationship.

    [] Push the campaign through on schedule, even if it means bypassing compliance.

  2. The marketing department should expect all of the following from compliance department except for:

    [] Timely responses.

    [] General training on compliance issues.

    [] Saying "No" without giving an alternative.

    [] Prompt updates on changes in compliance regulations.

    Getting the Most From Your CRM by Tanja Lian Sablosky

  3. Before you introduce CRM at your bank, you need to:

    [] Conduct a customer survey.

    [] Have a sales culture in place.

    [] Start with a system in the operations area only.

    [] Introduce a system in the commercial area only.

  4. All of the following are needed for optimal CRM utilization except

    [] Involvement by top management.

    [] Dedicated staff members with CRM experience to handle implementation.

    [] Training and buy-in throughout all departments.

    [] Short, enforceable timelines for achieving observable results.

    The Taxing Part about 'Free' Gifts by Jennifer McCollough, and Cheryl Riedlinger

  5. Free gifts to customers in connection with a deposit of less than $5,000 do not have to be reported to the IRS on Form 1099-INT if the gift is:

    [] Cash.

    [] Noncash.

    [] Noncash and costs less than $10.

    [] Noncash and costs more than $10.

  6. For IRS purposes, the bank should report the value of the gift based on:

    [] What the bank pays for it.

    [] The manufacturer's suggested retail price.

    [] The item's resale value.

    [] The difference between the fair market value and what the bank pays for it.

  7. If the bank gives both cash and a noncash gift, and neither one by itself qualifies for IRS reporting, bank must report:

    [] The cash gift, but not the noncash one.

    [] The noncash gift, but not the cash one.

    [] Both if, when combined, they exceed the reporting threshold

    [] Neither one.

    'Tis the Season

    by Jim Monteleone

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