I dedicate this article to the horrible leadership teams at USAA, who think they can outsmart regulators with their id--tic risk management mess.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/a-minefield-of-its-own-making-new-investigation-of-usaa-reveals-fundamental-breakdown-with-repeat-compliance-issues-as-profits-vanish/ar-AA1vF1Ps?ocid=msedgntp&pc=LCTS&cvid=6c3b5c1b928f4e3886ad453b9a256dbd&ei=147
S.A. Current contacted me about a month ago for this article as well. I just forgot to make time to contact them back. I left USAA a few months ago and it’s been the best thing all around for me.
Old article??? You think that probably because the bank has been in such deep do----o all this time. They've been in trouble year after year. Try reading it again.
The American Banker reporter contacted me, I did not return his call. I’ll save my stories for the regulators.
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The article was published this morning. Acting like it is "nothing" shows exactly the type of disturbing character & mindset that exists at USAA. Did you read the article before providing your answer? It is date stamped right at the top, under the authors name.
That article was published today, About 9 hrs ago.
That’s an old article. Might seem a bit alarming if you’re on the outside, but it’s nothing you didn’t already know if you work in the Bank.