(Reuters) – Prospects Bancorp (NYSE:) named business veteran Allen Love its chief compliance and anti-money-laundering officer on Friday.
The announcement got here a day after the U.S. Federal Reserve slapped the financial institution, which manages $22 billion in property, with an enforcement motion for “important deficiencies” round its danger administration and anti-money-laundering practices.
Shares of the West Studying, Pennsylvania-based financial institution fell one other 2% on Friday, after sinking 13% within the earlier session following the Fed’s enforcement motion, which directed it to overtake and tackle the danger publicity from its digital property enterprise.
The U.S. central financial institution can take enforcement motion in opposition to banks and different monetary establishments for violations of regulation, guidelines and laws, together with stop and desist orders, written agreements and monetary penalties.
Love, a former IRS particular agent, labored for greater than a decade at Canada’s TD Financial institution and has greater than 20 years of expertise in monetary crime danger administration.
He will probably be answerable for main and enhancing Prospects Bancorp’s compliance program in his new position.
Love will instantly work on strengthening Financial institution Secrecy Act and anti-money-laundering protocols for the financial institution’s digital property enterprise, Prospects Bancorp stated in an announcement.
