Episode 1: Ongoing 1502 Filing Requirements and Common Errors to Avoid

Banking Compliance Insights By Wolters Kluwer

By: Samir Agarwal - https://www.wolterskluwer.com/en/experts/samir-agarwal
And Special Guest - Lori McCausland - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lori-mccausland/
Summary: Banking Compliance Insights is a podcast series created to deliver insights on compliance trends and provide strategies for navigating today’s regulatory and risk environments.
Our new podcast, “Ongoing 1502 Filing Requirements and Common Errors to Avoid,” focuses on how the Small Business Administration has started accepting 1502 filings, a process that triggers the payment of PPP loan processing fees to PPP lenders. In this two-part podcast series, Wolters Kluwer® Vice President, Banking Compliance Solutions, Samir Agarwal has invited Lori McCausland, a Senior Associate with JR Bruno Associations, to provide an overview of PPP lender obligations, outline common missteps in the process and then take a deep dive into the intricacies and nuances of 1502 filings, including servicing, cancellations, and delinquencies.
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