Protect yourself from liabilities, litigation, and reputational damage

Staying current with the ever-changing regulatory environment takes a lot of work. From industry happenings with NSF fees to changes resulting from SECURE Act 2.0, it’s a lot to keep track of. And when the changes multiple lines of business (in this case, Deposit and IRA), it’s hard to budget for, too.

Having incorrect, inconsistent, or outdated compliance content could put you at risk of:

  • Fines, loss of revenue, and increased regulatory scrutiny
  • Adverse publicity and reputational risk to the good name and position of your institution
  • Stretching your front-line teams with additional support tasks of responding to consumer questions about fee and process changes
  • Lawsuits and copyright infringements
  • Ensuring each of your clients is given the right treatment based on which version of the terms and conditions you most recently communicated to them
  • Impacting new client acquisition and retention efforts due to loss of trust

Wolters Kluwer monitors and updates content for both the Deposit and IRA lines of business to align with new regulatory changes and help protect financial institutions from trends we see in case law and other areas of litigation impacting the industry. We have recently updated Deposit Terms and Conditions as well as IRA content incorporating recent legislative and regulatory developments in order to provide financial organizations with ‘peace of mind’ from a compliance standpoint.

Gain peace of mind with Wolters Kluwer

We understand that remaining competitive, while managing increasingly unpredictable risks, regulations, trends, and consumer demands is a challenge for many financial institutions. That is why we do the heavy-lifting, leaving you time to focus on what you do best—building your competitive edge and serving your account holders.

Deposit Solutions

Wolter Kluwer’s deposit solutions frees banks and credit unions from the hassle of continually monitoring regulatory changes across multiple jurisdictions to keep their terms and conditions content up to date. Whether your institution is better suited to tailored disclosures, in need of consistent content across channels like online account opening or want to ensure you’re up to date—let’s talk!

Want to research solutions now? Here are a few of our deposit solutions to get you started:

Deposit Account Terms and Conditions: 2023 Updates Webinar
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Terms & Conditions Industry Update Webinar

Recorded September 2023

Shortly following our spring webinar (below), significant case law came out of the Indiana Supreme Court, driving Wolters Kluwer to make additional revisions to our Terms & Conditions. This webinar reviews that Indiana case law and covers additional topics such as fraud mitigation, arbitration, and the best practices of how to send a change notice.

Deposit Content with Terms & Conditions Spotlight Webinar

Recorded: April 12, 2023

This 45 minute webinar provides a review of recent changes to our Deposit Account Terms and Conditions (T&C). In addition, we discussed hot topics like overdrafts/NSF fees and the risks of charging overdraft fees on APSN (Authorize Positive Settle Negative) transactions.

We also dove into the following:

  • Why it's important to send a change notice;
  • The complexities and risks of not doing so; and
  • How "doing what you say you do" can help you avoid UDAAP claims.
Deposit Content with Terms & Conditions Spotlight Webinar
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IRA Solutions

Several changes have been made to the SECURE Act in recent months—is your financial institution keeping pace? Making sure your IRA amendments are covered for the SECURE Act 2.0 doesn’t have to be taxing. We can help. In addition to our content, here are some resources we offer for the IRA portion of your business.

Get in touch with us to discuss your Deposit and IRA needs—whether it is your Terms and Conditions content that needs an update or you’re planning IRA Amendments for SECURE Act 2.0, we can lessen your compliance risk.

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