Belvoir FCU Launches Compliance CUSO

Published August 03, 2010, 6:27 p.m. EDT

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Updated August 26, 2020, 11:52 p.m. EDT

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WOODBRIDGE, Va. – Belvoir FCU has introduced a CUSO that will offer regulatory compliance assistance to other credit unions.

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Called COMPASS 4 CUs, LLC, for Compliance Assistance for Credit Unions, it will provide support via e-mail or telephone and will include: marketing (reviews of branch signage, online/print ads, brochures, etc.); website reviews; creating and/or reviewing policies and procedures, pre/post exam areas of concern, and BSA/OFAC and training for staff and volunteers.

Gaye DeCesare has been named CEO of the operation.

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