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Introducing
the BSA to Employees:
What You Need to Know — Training DVD
Facts You Should Know
Currency Reports and Cash Purchases of Negotiable Instruments
Banks are required to train all employees (especially new ones) in their Bank Secrecy Act compliance responsibilities, including when and how CTRs are to be prepared. This videotape introduces employees to the elements of the regulations and CTRs that they are most likely to encounter during their daily activities. It also discusses the "Exempt Person" regulations and provides examples of reportable transactions. Produced by Profit Protection, LLC 22 minutes. Revised 2013.
Many customers do not know that financial institutions must file CTRs for cash transactions in excess of $10,000 and are required to maintain records for the cash purchase of certain negotiable instruments in the range of $3,000 to $10,000. Facts You Should Know, used by thousands of financial institutions since 1985 and recently updated to reflect current changes in the regulation, is a 3 3/4" x 8 1/2" foldout brochure which summarizes these and related requirements. Their primary purpose is to minimize the potential liability that may result from employees innocently making statements that could be construed as "assisting" customers in structuring transactions. Place these brochures at your customer service counters or have them readily available for your tellers to give customers when CTR questions arise, or distribute them as a statement stuffer.
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Banks are required to train all employees (especially new ones) in their Bank Secrecy Act compliance responsibilities, including when and how CTRs are to be prepared. This videotape introduces employees to the elements of the regulations and CTRs that they are most likely to encounter during their daily activities. It also discusses the "Exempt Person" regulations and provides examples of reportable transa
ctions. Produced by Profit Protection, LLC 22 minutes. Revised 2013.
Many customers do not know that financial institutions must file CTRs for cash transactions in excess of $10,000 and are required to maintain records for the cash purchase of certain negotiable instruments in the range of $3,000 to $10,000. Facts You Should Know, used by thousands of financial institutions since 1985 and recently updated to reflect current changes in the regulation, is a 3 3/4" x 8 1/2" foldout brochure which summarizes these and related requirements. Their primary purpose is to minimize the potential liability that may result from employees innocently making statements that could be construed as "assisting" customers in structuring transactions. Place these brochures at your customer service counters or have them readily available for your tellers to give customers when CTR questions arise, or distribute them as a statement stuffer. 
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