ABA-Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager - CRCM

Milton Edwards leased an automobile from First National Bank. The lease contained a provision whereby Milton would be liable for the automobile at the end of the lease based on its fair market value. At the end of the lease, the bank notified Milton that the value of the automobile, based on industry publications, was $10,500 and required him to pay that amount to obtain ownership of the property. Milton objected and requested that the car be individually appraised. What must the bank do?

When must disclosures on consumer leasing transactions subject to Regulation M be made?

A bank does not know all of the specific information to be disclosed on the lease at the time of the consummation. What may the bank do after attempting to obtain the information?

What insurance disclosures are required in the lease disclosure statement?

The initial disclosure requires that certain disclosures relating to the termination of a lease be given to the consumer. Which of these disclosures is NOT required?

Roberta Milton's car lease with First National Bank reached its termination on August 1. Roberta and the bank agreed to extend the lease on a month-to month basis without charging her a fee for doing so. What disclosure responsibilities does the bank have now?

First National's consumer leasing department placed an ad in the local paper that pictured a car with the caption, "Sign a lease with us and pay only $275 per month." What other information must this ad have?

Is the renewal of a loan considered to be a new extension of credit for purposes of valuing the collateral under Regulation U?

Which of the following credit arrangements would most likely be considered a purpose credit because it is indirectly secured by margin stock?

Under Regulation U, prior to extending credit secured by margin stock for more than $100,000, a national bank must obtain which of the following?