Information Technology Examiner Guidance Issued

All companies rely heavily on technology to carry on business in today's world. This is especially true for financial services companies that are trying to reach more customers with more products, more efficiently. The Office of Thrift Supervision issued RB-37-15, Information Technology Risks a...

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Boards of directors
Compliance
Data integrity
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Information technology
Internal controls
Reputations
Risk management
Savings & loan associations
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