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Issuances:
2000 Advisory Letters

Other Letters  

Date & Title Downloads
11/27/2000
Title Loan Programs
Advisory Letter 2000-11 WORD ASCII
News Release 2000-88 WORD ASCII
11/27/2000
Payday Lending
Advisory Letter 2000-10 WORD ASCII
News Release 2000-88 WORD ASCII
8/29/2000
Third-Party Risk
Advisory Letter 2000-9 WORD   ASCII
8/09/2000
U.S. Department of Treasury FinCEN Advisories 13 through 27
Advisory Letter 2000-8 WORD   ASCII
FinCEN Advisories HTML
7/26/2000
Abusive Lending Practices
Advisory Letter 2000-7 WORD   ASCII
7/23/2000
Audit and Internal Controls
Advisory Letter 2000-6 WORD ASCII
News Release 2000-55 WORD ASCII
6/02/2000
Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) Q&A on the HUD-1 Settlement Statement
Advisory Letter 2000-5 WORD   ASCII
Letter - Re: HUD-1 Questions PDF
HUD's Response to Questions from the Massachusetts Bankers Association WORD ASCII
4/25/2000
Bank Secrecy Act Compliance Programs--Suspicious Activity Reporting Requirements
Advisory Letter 2000-3 WORD   ASCII
3/22/2000
Technology Risk Management Lessons from Year 2000
Advisory Letter 2000-2 WORD   ASCII
FFIEC urges financial institutions not to forget lessons learned from Year 2000 project PDF
Lessons learned from the Year 2000 project PDF
02/15/00
Leap Year Day and Remaining Year 2000 Risks
Advisory Letter 2000-1 WORD ASCII
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency was created by Congress to charter national banks, to oversee a nationwide system of banking institutions, and to assure that national banks are safe and sound, competitive and profitable, and capable of serving in the best possible manner the banking needs of their customers.

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