Wolters Kluwer Consultants Earn CRCM Designation

Minneapolis-based ""Wolters Kluwer Financial Services"":http://www.WoltersKluwerFS.com recently announced that two members of its compliance management services team have earned the prestigious Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM) designation from the ""American Bankers Association’s"":http://www.aba.com (ABA’s) ""Institute of Certified Bankers"":http://www.aba.com/icb/default.htm (ICB).
Pat Ditlevson and Kevin Whalen, senior compliance consultants with Wolters Kluwer Financial Services earned their CRCM designations after each completed more than 80 hours of ICB-approved, compliance-related training, and passed a comprehensive compliance exam testing their knowledge of a wide variety of banking, securities, and insurance regulations. Ditlevson and Whalen join four other compliance experts within Wolters Kluwer Financial Services that hold the CRCM designation.
Lisa Fraga, VP and general manager of banking content for Wolters Kluwer Financial Services, explained, ""The CRCM designation is a well-recognized standard of knowledge and competence for regulatory compliance professionals working in the financial services industry.
""Pat and Kevin are helping our company to strengthen its already rock-solid risk management service offering, built upon the more than 50 years of experience and expertise behind our Bankers Systems, PCi, and VMP Mortgage Solutions brands,"" Fraga added.
In addition to the ABA’s CRCM certification program, the dozens of compliance experts at Wolters Kluwer Financial Services, which include former regulators and bankers, attorneys, and compliance analysts, participate in a variety of continuing education and training programs with national banking and mortgage associations.
""Wolters Kluwer Financial Services"":http://www.WoltersKluwerFS.com provides financial institutions with direct access to many of these experts through its compliance management services. These experts can be deployed on-site at institutions to help them build and strengthen their risk management programs, educate their employees, and show them how to utilize compliance technology across their business lines.