Cash Management
Accounts
CIP/BSA
FDIC
Security/Bank Protection
100

How many sections are there to a cash drawer and what are the limits to each section?

$3,000; $4,000; $5,000

100

What are two ownership categories for a personal/consumer account?  

Individual

Joint with Right of Survivorship

Payable on Death (POD)

Trusts

Fiduciary

Minors/UTMAs


100

What does CIP stand for?

Customer Identification Program

100

What does the FDIC stand for?

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
100

Where is the emergency evacuation location?

On the side of the YMCA

200

When a customer is receiving cash, how many times is the money counted before giving the cash to the customer?

3 times;   Count to yourself the amount pulled from the drawer.

Count the second time and list in DNA before giving to the Customer.

Count a third time when counting out to the customer. (Be mindful if there are other customers or consumers in the branch lobby or drive-thru area that could overhear the amount of the withdrawal. A silent count in front of the customer may be necessary to protect the customer’s privacy.)

200

What are the three ownership categories for an organization?  Define.

Sole Proprietorships/Sole Owner

Partnership

Corporation/LLC

200

What does CIP require?

That certain information to be requested, provided, and maintained for all new accounts and when customer or account information is updated.

200

What is the max coverage of FDIC insurance offered to account holders?

$250,000

200

What is your duress code?

 Duress code – one digit above assigned alarm code  Ex. assigned alarm code is 1234, duress code should be 1235  

300

True or False:  It is acceptable practice to run cash through the counter/TCR and then hand over to the customer?

Cash should be counted back to the customer. It is not acceptable for the cash to be ran through the cash counter and handed directly to the customer.

300

True or False:  A Business Account Opening Questionnaire must be completed for all business accounts opened.

True

Directly correlates with the Risk Assessment questions imbedded in the New Deposit Account Wizard in DNA. If an existing customer requests to open a new account, a questionnaire must be completed for the new account. If any of the questions are answered yes, it will be an immediate stop to the account opening process or require approval. If approval is required, then the completed questionnaire, along with applicable documents, must be emailed to the Retail Deposit Program Manager and Deposit Strategy. Approval is not required for Trust, Estate, and IOLTA accounts.

300

Under what act did financial institutions become tasked with strengthening their customer identification procedures, including requiring due diligence and enhanced due diligence procedures.

USA Patriot Act/USAP

300

What is EDIE?


FDIC insurance calculator

300

What is located in the Robbery Kits and Red-Colored Folder?  What is in the Yellow Folder?

Robbery Kits and Red Folder:  Robbery Witness Record, Suspect Description Form, Vehicle Description Form, Weapon Identification Form, Robbery Crime Scene Witness Information Form 

Yellow Folder:  Extortion Call Checksheet, Bomb Threat Call Checksheet, Non-Verbal Signals

400

Before processing any check(s) or withdrawals, what three items should be reviewed?  

The relationship, check, and account activity should be reviewed for red flags, including overdrafts.  Also, if an approval is needed, make sure these three items are explained to the approving official.  Do not just hand the item over and state you need an initial.

400

When a customer wants to open a new account and there is a Qualifile denial, what document must be given to the customer?

Adverse Action Notice

This is a regulatory compliance requirement.

400

What is the difference between a CTR and a SAR?

CTR-Electronic filing of all transactions exceeding $10,000, including deposits, withdrawals, exchange of currency or other payment or transfer

SAR-should be completed for any activity that the bank suspects may involve potential money laundering or other illegal activity; $5,000 or more

400

A CB customer has a solely owned checking account with $160,000 and a solely owned savings account with $95,000. Would this customer be covered fully with FDIC coverage?  Why or Why not?

No; When you aggregate both single owned accounts for this customer, they have a total of $255,000 in the single ownership category. Where FDIC insurance coverage for the single account category is limited to $250,000 this customer would have $5,000 that would not be covered in the case of a bank failure.

400

What are the steps to perform immediately following a robbery?

Lock the doors; activate the panic alarm (even if already performed); BM/Designate distribute robbery assignments; complete all tasks within assignments 1-4; perserve any area touched by the robber 

500

What are three types of endorsements that are acceptable when negotiating a check? Define each.

Blank Endorsement

Restrictive Endorsement

Special Endorsement 

Qualified Endorsement 

Minor Endorsement 

Power of Attorney (POA) Endorsement 

Conservator Endorsement 

Business Endorsement 

Mobile Deposit Endorsement

500

What is the early withdrawal penalty on a CD?

 An early withdrawal penalty will occur if a customer withdraws the funds prior to maturity. A 30-day interest penalty will be charged if the term is less than one year and a 90-day interest penalty will be charged if the term is more than one year.

500

What is OFAC and what is their function?

Office of Foreign Assets Control-oversees the enforcement of federally mandated sanctions against certain foreign governments, financial institutions, and specially designated nationals (SDNs – individuals or entities that have been named as targets of sanctions due to drug trafficking, terrorism, or other illegal activity). Individuals and businesses are forbidden from doing business with those on the lists. 

500

Customer A and Customer B have a joint account with a balance of $400,000. Customer A also has a joint account with Customer C with a balance of $200,000.  Would customers A, B, and C funds be insured?

This scenario would leave Customer A with $50,000 that would not be covered in the case of a bank failure.  Customers B and C would be fully insured.

500

What are three categories that robbers fall under?  (Bonus points if you can get all four)

Professional Criminal; Desperate Person; Drug Addict; and Note Robber