Policy & Regulation
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FCB Corporate Culture
Who are we? FCB
100

Also known as Regulation F

What is, the FDCPA?

100

CFPB

What is, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau?

100

Under Regulation X/RESPA, servicers are required to make good faith efforts to establish live contact with a delinquent borrower no later than the 36th day of delinquency and requires a written notice be sent no later than the 45th day of a borrowers delinquency.

What is, Early Intervention?

100

Defines “Who we are” and documents the skill sets and mindsets that give the Bank and our people the ability to compete and win over and over again in the markets we serve. It puts into words the many ways our leaders and their teams work — together and as individuals — to create success for everyone.

What is, the Behavioral True North?

100

"Better banking.  Better tomorrows." An internal-only expression of "why are we here?" It’s a simple – but powerful – question. Why is there a First Citizens Bank? Why do we come to work every day? What are we trying to accomplish for our customers, our colleagues, the company and the communities we serve.

What is, the Statement of Purpose?

200

Requires that we obtain consent to call a mobile number

What is, the TCPA?

200

TCPA

What is, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act?

200

This section of Regulation X/RESPA requires creditors to make available to a delinquent borrower, via telephone, personnel assigned to the borrower to respond to the borrower's inquiries, and  assist the borrower with available loss mitigation options until the borrower has made, without incurring a late charge, two consecutive mortgage payments in accordance with the terms of a permanent loss mitigation agreement. 

What is, Continuity of Contact?

200

This tenet of the Behavioral True North includes behaviors related to: Demonstrating respect and acceptance for self and others, creating safety for others to speak up and share thoughts, fostering an inclusive environment built on trust and respect

What is, Builds Productive Relationships

200

A promise our customers can count on. When they hear or see the First Citizens name, we want certain words to come to mind. Strong, Stable, Helpful, Empathetic, Approachable. This will differentiate us from other banks. That’s what a strong, effective brand is all about.

What is, Forever First?

300

This regulation covers items such as servicing error resolution, disclosure requirements, early intervention and continuity of contact

What is, Regulation X or RESPA/Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act

300

FDIC

What is, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation?

300

The section in Regulation X/RESPA that provides the requirements for receipt of and evaluation of loss mitigation applications, the required notices/disclosures and timing of notices/disclosures and prohibition of referral to foreclosure

What is, Loss Mitigation?

300

This tenet of the Behavioral True North includes behaviors related to taking responsibility for personal development, encouraging the team to use expertise, views talent as a bank-wide asset. 

What is, Develops Talent?

300

The purpose of this is to communicate our high-level strategic intent that creates alignment across the organization, honors our values, engages our associates, creates value for our clients and grows our franchise profitably to meet long-term financial and shareholder objectives


What is, the Competitive Path?

400

This regulation covers items such as periodic statements, payments, credit card provisions, treatment of credit balances, certain requirements for credit secured by a dwelling

What is, Regulation Z or TILA/Truth in Lending Act

400

UDAAP

What is, Unfair, Deceptive or Abusive Acts and Practices?

400

This regulation covers topics such as: Duties of furnishers of information, duties of users of consumer reports, duties of consumer reporting agencies and the accuracy and integrity of the information

What is, Regulation V/FCRA - Fair Credit Reporting Act?

400

This tenet of the Behavioral True North describes behaviors related to doing what you say you are going to do, challenging the status quo by bringing forth new and diverse ideas, models and advocates diverse viewpoints, willingly gives and receives honest feedback

What is, Demonstrates Courage?

400

Financial goals and earnings.  The strategies and tactics in our Competitive Path exist to support six key financial objectives 

What is, Financial True North

500

The policy that provides the criteria for classifying delinquent loans, criteria for charge off, rules for use of extensions, deferrals, renewals and rewrites for closed end loans, re-aging requirements

What is, the Uniform Credit Classification and Account Management Policy

500

FFIEC

What is, the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council?

500

This regulation covers topics such as: Privacy notices, the right to opt out of certain information disclosures, limits on disclosure of certain information to nonaffiliated 3rd parties, limits on sharing certain information for marketing purposes

What is, Regulation P/Privacy of Consumer Financial Information?

500

Our associates are our number one priority. It's important that you feel included, valued, respected, and heard and that you have equal access to resources and opportunities enabling you to reach your full potential. Together, we’ll focus on building positive relationships across the Bank by celebrating and learning about one another’s personal cultures and heritages and all the dimensions that make each of you unique.

What is, Inclusion, Equity & Diversity?

500

The purpose and scope of this is the following: continued success depends upon maintaining our reputation as a company of integrity. Our reputation in turn depends on your personal commitment to the highest professional standards of conduct and integrity, and your careful compliance with the spirit and letter of all laws and regulations both on the job and in your personal affairs.  You must avoid even the slightest appearance or suspicion of wrongdoing, conflict of interest or other improper conduct. 

What is, the Code of Ethics