Thank You, Alinda Murphy and Dolores Collazo
In 2017, Consumer Compliance Outlook (CCO) created a writers’ cohort of supervisory staff at the Reserve Banks and Federal Reserve Board to contribute articles to CCO. This year, Alinda Murphy and Dolores Collazo are leaving the cohort after several years of service. We want to thank them and acknowledge their contributions.
Alinda is a lead examiner at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. She joined the cohort in 2017 and has published the following articles:
- “Consumer Complaints 2023: A Review of Federal Reserve Data” (Second Issue 2024)
- “Common Challenges of Community Bank Compliance Officers” (First Issue 2023)
- “Top Federal Reserve Compliance Violations in 2022: Data Collection and Reporting Requirements of the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act” (Second–Third Issue 2023)
- “Mortgage Servicers’ Duties Under Regulation X to Respond to Notices of Error and Requests for Information” (Third Issue 2021)
- “Effective Bank Communications Enhance Compliance” (Third Issue 2020)
- “Don’t Forget About These Federal Consumer Protection Laws and Regulations” (First Issue 2019)
Dolores is a senior financial institution policy analyst at the Federal Reserve Board. She joined the cohort in 2020 and has published the following articles:
- “Top Federal Reserve Compliance Violations in 2022 Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (Fourth Issue 2023)
- “Digital Banking Compliance Considerations” (First Issue 2023)
- “Advanced Topics in Adverse Action Notices Under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act” (Fourth Issue 2021)
- “HELOC Plans: Compliance and Fair Lending Risks When Property Values Change” (Third Quarter 2013)
Alinda and Dolores: Thank you for participating in the cohort and writing articles that provide helpful outreach to the banking industry on consumer compliance topics!