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Ncontracts Endorsed by Viriginia Bankers Association

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BRENTWOOD, Tenn.,

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Does Your BCP Have a BCP?

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They say when it rains, it pours—and when it comes to business continuity planning, that’s often the case. I’m not talking about flash flooding in Las Vegas and other parts of the country (though that’s a very literal interpretation). I’m talking about how natural disasters and other emergencies have a way of stacking up.

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Been Through a Disaster? Be Ready to Talk BCP and Risk During Your Next Exam

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Examiners can postpone examinations if a major disaster strikes a financial institution, but when exam time finally comes, that institution’s business continuity plans , response, and post-disaster risk management will be major points of discussion and may even impact its CAMELS or ROCA rating.

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Business Continuity Planning vs. Disaster Recovery: Understanding the Difference

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Many people use the phrases "business continuity planning" and "disaster recovery" interchangeably, but they aren't the same thing.

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Vendor Risk Countdown: Top 10 Risks Third-Party Vendors Pose to Your Financial Institution

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Vendor risk management is an ongoing process. It begins with due diligence before a contract is signed and continues with monitoring throughout the length of the relationship.

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Vendor Risk Countdown: Top 10 Risks Third-Party Vendors Pose to Your Financial Institution

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Vendor risk management is an ongoing process. It begins with due diligence before a contract is signed and continues with monitoring throughout the length of the relationship.

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Creating Reliable Risk Assessments

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How Financial Institutions Can Overcome Bias and Structural Obstacles to Better Understand Risk. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: This whitepaper explains how financial institutions can avoid common pitfalls to conduct reliable, consistent, and timely risk assessments.