Most financial institutions have some type of complaint management process in place, but not all programs are built to meet regulatory expectations. Without the right structure, documentation, and oversight, even well-intentioned efforts can fall short during an exam.
Join us on April 30th at 12 pm CT to hear from Charles LeFevre, former FDIC examiner and Director of Compliance Operations at Kadince. In this free session, Charles will break down the key elements regulators expect to see in a complaint management program, plus how to build a process that holds up under scrutiny.
We’ll cover everything from intake and tracking to investigation, resolution, and reporting, along with common pitfalls that can lead to compliance issues. We’ll also explore how complaint data can surface potential fair lending risks, including identifying patterns, trends, and even proxy language that may indicate disparate treatment. You’ll leave with a practical framework to build a more consistent, effective, and exam-ready complaint management program so you’re not surprised during your next evaluation.