Identity Theft Red Flags Rule: Only Half of Institutions Will Beat Deadline
Large Institutions Will Struggle Most to Hit Nov. 1 Date
Only half of U.S. banking institutions will beat the Nov. 1 deadline for compliance with the Identity Theft Red Flags Rule.
This is the key finding of this survey aimed at gauging the success of institutions’ efforts to meet the terms of the new regulatory mandate. The survey, administered electronically in June, drew 300 responses from financial institutions of all sizes.
With roughly three months to go before the Identity Theft Red Flags compliance deadline, an even 50% of institutions surveyed say they are close to compliance and will beat the Nov. 1 date. A combined 47% say they either will barely meet the deadline, won’t make it or don’t know. Only 3% of respondents say they are already completely compliant.
The challenge is even more profound for large institutions (those with $2 billion or more in assets under management), where 61% say they will barely meet the deadline.
But as important as Nov. 1 is to banking institutions, it’s not the sole focus of this survey, which also examines:
What have been banking institutions’ greatest Red Flags challenges?
Their greatest successes?
How will they measure their new programs?
How will they manage them post-Nov. 1?
How do you describe your organization's compliance status?
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