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In this episode of Wrestling Payments, host Joe Casali uses a unique metaphor—the spinning plates act from the Ed Sullivan Show—to explore the complexities of compliance, risk management, and operational efficiency in financial institutions. He shares insights into how organizations must continuously monitor and adjust their processes to stay in alignment with evolving regulations, emphasizing that compliance is not optional but a foundational part of doing business.

Joe examines high-profile cases, including Robinhood’s $30 million fine and Cash App’s $175 million penalty, to illustrate the consequences of neglecting a "culture of compliance." He highlights the need for clear risk assessments, robust fraud prevention measures, and proactive training to avoid regulatory pitfalls. These examples serve as cautionary tales for financial institutions striving to maintain trust and stability.

The episode underscores the importance of ongoing education and vigilance in financial operations. Joe’s engaging discussion invites listeners to rethink compliance as an opportunity to excel rather than a burden to endure.

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Host: Joe Casali, EVP, NEACH

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