Dual Control
Risks
Chain of Custody
Internal Controls
100
Why is dual Control Important?

Dual control prevents errors and protects staff from scrutiny in disputes or out of balances, protects the credit union from theft/loss and protects the credit union’s reputation.

100

If i know ALL internal controls and how to complete them, am i risk free?

NO!! You can become complacent and completely forget proper procedure

100

Name 3 examples of Chain of Custody?

keys
combos
cash
Instant Issue cards

100

Name 3 examples of how we maintain internal controls

Dual Control

Policy & Procedures

Audits

Account access Controls (OVs)

Separation of duties 

200

Name 3 Examples of Dual Control 

Key box

Vault opening/closing

Nightdrop

200

If Isaiah is completing the ATM while running the cash he noticed Joi is on her phone, What is this called and what should he do?

This is Dual Presence and Isaiah should mention to Joi that they are in Dual Control and she needs to be involved in the process. 

200

Why is chain of Custody Important?

The protection of our staff from scrutiny in disputes or out of balances, protects the credit union from theft/loss and protects the credit union’s reputation

200
Name 3 examples of how we Verify internal controls

Quality Control

Reports and GL reviews

Branch leaders conduct quarterly audits

Internal auditors


300

What is Dual Control?

Dual control is the practice of requiring the presence of two authorized employees to gain access to certain designated items

300

Keanna goes in the vault during a very busy Friday and pulls $2,000 in 20s out and asks you to sign the memo pad without verifying the money. What do you do?

TRUST BUT VERIFYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

300

What is Chain of Custody?

Chain of custody is the paper trail that records which 2 employees took control of an item. These individuals are responsible for the items until they are secured again.

300

James and Judy have opposite combos to the dual control box, they enter the dual control box to obtain the night drop key and record the entry on the log. After they finish the night drop posting, a member comes in that wants to see Judy. Judy gives the night drop key to James. James gets another employee with the opposite combo to help him put the night drop key back in the dual control box.

Is this acceptable?

No, Judy took equal responsibility for the key when she checked it out. Her first break of control is giving the key to James who now has everything he needs to enter the night drop on his own. Her second break of controls is she now has no knowledge as to whether or not that key did get placed back in the dual control box. Now she and James are both equally responsible if there is a night drop dispute.

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