March 19 - Credit Reporting for Consumers Affected by Natural and Declared Disasters

Overview

The Consumer Data Industry Association is hosting a live complimentary webinar to remind Data Furnishers that there is long-standing policy to minimize the impact of disasters and other singular situations on consumers’ credit standing. This guidance is available in the current situation to assist consumers who are impacted—directly or indirectly—by the COVID-19 public health situation.

Join Debbie Seneway—a recognized leader in Metro 2 ® Format reporting, and Eric Ellman—CDIA’s Senior Vice President of Public Policy and Legal Affairs, for this timely discussion.

Discussion Topics

reporting accounts for consumers affected by natural and declared disaster (FAQ 58), and
accounts in forbearance as a result of a natural or declared disaster, or for other reasons (FAQ 45).

If you can’t join us for the live webinar, you may register for the on-demand version of this event. The replay file as well as the handout material will be emailed to you approximately 48 hours after the event

Who Should Register?

All key financial institution personnel who have responsibility for furnishing data to consumer reporting agencies
Key management and supervisory personnel who know they need to audit their institution’s data furnishing practices
Software providers who provide systems to financial services which output data for purposes of reporting data to consumer reporting agencies
In-house compliance counsel

Time

March 19, 3 pm EDT (2 pm CDT, 1 pm MDT, Noon am PDT)

Legal Disclaimer

CDIA’s webinars are educational in nature and do not represent legal advice. If you need legal advice, consult an attorney in your jurisdiction.

Time Requirement:
45 min.

Live Event is at Max Capacity

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