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News and Views for Eighth District Bankers

Regulators Create Exam Procedures for Reviewing Customer Identification Programs

Regulators have issued Bank Secrecy Act examination procedures to review customer identification programs for all accounts opened on or after Oct. 1, 2003. Find out what Fed examiners will be looking for.


U.S. Treasury's New Investment Option Offers Multiple Benefits

The U.S. Treasury has been conducting monthly Term Investment Option (TIO) auctions for over a year. Learn more about the flexibility of TIO and how it differs from other TT&L investment options.


Interactive Features on Our Web Site Enhance Two-Way Communication

In the Feditorial, St. Louis Fed President Bill Poole announces several interactive features that facilitate debates and discussions on issues important to our readers.

Also in this issue:

Federal Reserve Announces New Deposit Guidelines for Non-Imageable Check Items

St. Louis Fed Establishes Fuel Surcharges for Cash Letters

New Guide Warns Consumers about Internet “Phishing”

Does Inflation Targeting Make a Difference?

Regional Roundup
• St. Louis Fed Expands Its Community Affairs Staff
• Fed Challenge Is Looking for Local Coaches

FedFacts
• FOMC Announces 2005 Meeting Schedule
• St. Louis Fed Publishes 2005 Holiday Schedule
• Federal Reserve Board Announces Appointments for 2005
• New Brochure Explains Overdraft Plans and Fees

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