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An Introduction to Our Compliance and Regulatory Consulting Services January 2017

Who We Are Experience Financial Services Specialists Services Compliance and Regulatory Consulting Business and Operations Consulting Resourcing Services Established in 1995, Madison is a management consulting firm that provides issue-based, value-added advisory services and hands-on implementation services to financial institutions. Our clients include global banks, brokerages, insurance carriers and asset management firms in the global top tier of their chosen markets and products. Madison believes that advisory and implementation are inextricably linked. We operate 3 practice areas, offering realistic recommendations that meet the client s business objectives and are deliverable and achievable based on our extensive implementation services experience. Implementation of management structures and policies Response to regulatory actions including Dodd Frank Implementation work Preparation for a regulatory examinations and executive orders Strategy execution based on current market requirements Market and competitive strategies development Operating model and business process redesign Risk and controls Project implementation -project managers and business analysts Temporary operational resources -interim managers, operations specialists, finance/accounting Compliance/regulatory -supervisory managers, researchers, document specialists, staff augmentation, regulatory advisors 2

How We Operate Madison uses acollaborative approachwith our clients, bringing domain knowledge, business expertise and tested modelsto bear to issues yielding results-oriented, actionable solutions Partnership Model We are committed to client-consultant mutual involvement which lead to successful business results Results Orientation We are results oriented, producing achievable recommendations that deliver market oriented tangible improvements Experience Our staff bring to our clients direct hands-on industry experience and domain expertise to bear on all engagements. Madison Knowledge We augment our core consulting staff with a network of regulatory experts to ensure access to the latest industry best practices 3

Differentiation What differentiates Madison from other consulting firms is the resourcing model used on projects Projects staffed with domain expertise and functional knowledge Smaller focused teams leverage prior experience for better delivery success Resource continuity on longer engagements Staff will not be switched to other clients for the project duration Dynamic resourcing over the project lifecycle Onboard expertise as needed across project timeline Flexible resourcing policies Willing to accommodate possible consultant conversions at a zero fee 4

Compliance and Regulatory Services 5

Compliance and Regulatory Services What We Offer Governance Compliance Programs Client Documentation Compliance Systems Development of a Governance Blueprint and Structure Provide effective oversight across all business and product lines, customer segments, operating areas Maintain effective communications between the Bank and regulators Evaluate impact of Dodd Frank regulations on various Bank business lines Review current compliance programs and technology Develop Risk Assessments for both client and products Well versed in all BSA/AML, OFAC, SEC, FINRA, FATCA regulations Development of Policies, processes, and procedures and business requirements Provide resources to scope, manage and execute regulatory enforcement actions Develop Client Identification Programs Establish models to effectively risk rate all customer segments Implement Client documentation programs. Work to develop global bank client standards including tax requirements Provide resources to scope, manage and execute client redocumentation efforts Perform QA and independent testing for CIP and other BSA/AML activities Perform evaluation and selection of vendor compliance systems Implement or improve the effectiveness of compliance systems: Implement and calibrate new surveillance rules properly designed to target specific business, product and customer segments Recalibration of surveillance rules to minimize the incidence of false positive alerts Data and results testing Calibration QA 6

Compliance and Regulatory Services What Differentiates Us Madison blends both regulatory experience and business domain expertise to effectively assist clients to implement robust Compliance Programs. Madison leverages where possible tried and tested tools and models to jump start activities. Timing and delivery are set to strict standards by the Regulators, Madison will work with its clients to leverage its tool set to provide the most comprehensive and affordable solutions. Madison has experience meeting with and representing Banks with a variety of regulators including the Federal Reserve Bank, OCC, SEC and various state regulators. Recommendations are developed to improve the effectiveness of the Compliance Program that take into consideration the Bank s product lines and customer segments, and make sense and are workable from a business perspective. Madison s project goals are always to develop and implement sustainable processes for the bank 7

Compliance and Regulatory Services Resourcing Advantage Madison s project staffing model is highly flexible Small 1-5 person projects to large scale 20-75+ person projects Short term 3-4 month duration projects to long term multi-year duration projects. Madison provides more competitive pricing while using more experienced resources to deliver the same or better results Madison permits consultant conversions to ensure continuity and sustainability 8

Sample Service Response to Regulatory Actions Madison can provide consulting and resource assistance in some or all facets of the enforcement action process. Work closely with the client to develop a detailed work plan to respond to each regulatory action item. Perform the necessary reviews to determine governance and accountability, infrastructure, operational processes, staffing, and documentation gaps, and validation of those gaps with regulators Define the execution actions required to achieve the target defined environment, and timetables. Establishment of governance structure and model to ensure effective compliance oversight of all business and product lines, operating areas, and customer segments. Development of customer identification programs Define a client risk rating model based on key factors including customer type, geography, and products Establish documentation standards that meet legal and regulatory due diligence standards Ensure effectiveness of surveillance program rules, policies, processes, procedures Offer assistance to meet any look back requirements defined by the enforcement action Provide independent testing of historical transactions against regulatory monitoring standards. Supply research resources to review of all activities identified as potential exceptions Perform Quality Review and program reporting to meet independent review requirements Provide PMO resources and resources to prepare written progress reports and presentations for review with the regulators 9

Sample Service Compliance and Regulatory Advisory Business Analytics Systems & Operations Assessment Process Implementation Mgt ( Outsource ) Regulatory Interface Assess compliance program & integrate key compliance principles across divisions. Assess compliance technology across businesses. Assess risks of business lines & products. Develop & apply customer risk ranking methodology. Integrate compliance process with client adoption and due diligence. Methodology to establish appropriate monitoring protocols and rules. Business rules for surveillance monitoring. Scenario analysis to predict exception/alert volume presystem implementation. Review compliance system inputs and data quality. Provide recommendations to optimize existing system capabilities. Assess monitoring rules and recommend improvements. Identify opportunities to deploy additional system features/functions. Assess operational efficiency of compliance process and recommend improvements. Benchmark surveillance monitoring, research and resolution processes. Develop productivity tools to supplement compliance system and improve efficiency. Develop end-to-end process for research and resolution of alerts from compliance system. Provide training and staff for compliance research, resolution, and escalation processes. Provide operations management for compliance processes, systems, and vendors. Document standard operating procedures for all aspects of compliance program. System & Process Audit Point Checklist. Document standard operating procedures to include key audit points. Prepare key MIS to show: Monitoring progress Productivity of compliance operation Trending of exceptions and resolution process Timeliness of suspicious activity identification and follow-up Planning and approach to address regulatory issues. Project management and implementation of changes to address regulatory comments. Management and status reporting to follow-up with regulators and close issues. 10

Sample Service Compliance/Risk Management Model Redesign Develop a target compliance/risk model with regulatory recommendations which can be initiated for a variety of purposes financial reporting, cost management, risk management, scalability, product realignment, customer realignment and/or business strategy, entity operating model. Define key business drivers Develop business requirements Validation of Business Drivers and Requirements Current Work Process and Data Flow Diagrams Functional Systems Map Current Org Structure Target Operating Model Work Processes Information Linkages System Architecture Target Org Design Gap Analysis Identify alternative solutions Gap Requirements Transition Strategy Execution Planning Implementation Scenarios Systems: Enhance, Buy, or Build Execution: Quick Wins, Phased, Big Bang, etc. Develop business case Business Case Presentation Investment Time and Costs Target Operating Costs Opportunity Costs Revenue Benefits Weeks 1-4 Weeks 5-6 Weeks 7-8 Project Tasks Project Deliverables 11

Sample Backgrounds and Assignments 12

Sample Backgrounds Compliance Services Compliance Advisory Regulatory Advisory Project Managers Investigators/ Analyst Client Documentation Project Managers KYC Specialists Surveillance System Project Managers Performed compliance risk assessment by identifying core compliance obligations, mapping core compliance obligations to reporting entities, and assessing compliance risks based on existing and planned controls. Ensured compliance with applicable federal regulations by establishing policies, procedures, and risk assessment processes. Focused on developing operational risk infrastructure and enhancing reporting for regulatory supervision purpose. Over 30 years of experience advising financial institution; General Counsel of a prestigious financial institutions Former Senior Attorney in the Legal Department of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York; Served as Corporate Secretary and Associate General Counsel of a global financial institution, interacting with federal and state regulatory authorities on all regulatory issues and proposals. AML/BSA/Tax Project Managers, overseeing both large and small research team to remediate transactions for both large and mid-size banks. Responsibilities included developing database and reports to compile and present business performance metrics to senior bank executives, and ensuring all policies and procedures are properly implemented Analyze wire transfers to determine business purpose of transactions, conduct comprehensive research to establish company profiles of correspondent banking clients and counterparties, and maintain case management database. Perform quality assurance to ensure adherence to documentation procedures. Prepared field inquiries, analyzed responses, and drafted Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs). Program managed the remediation of client documentation to meet US Patriot Act and Enhanced Due Diligence regulatory requirements. Dimensioned project and resource needs, organized research team and implemented the project workflows. Developed case tracking and management reporting tool for use during the project, established research process, documented policies and procedures to reflect updated process, oversaw case review team, interfaced with business managers to devise approach for resolving gaps. Provided MIS and recommendations for best practices to senior executives. Experienced onboarding specialists to remediate KYC records to meet bank s corporate standards. Work with bankers as required by the bank to collect required documentation, perform enhanced due diligence where required, complete source of wealth narratives and corroboration, perform negative news searches and complete corresponding responses, compile account activity data, complete AML summary risk narratives. Established the professional services division for a large AML system vendor including infrastructure, guidelines, procedures and methodology responsible for all integration and deployment work for all vendor products. Oversaw effective project management and implementation of all client implementations. 13

Sample Compliance Assignments Assignment Enforcement action AML lookbackproject Consent order KYC remediation project Perform compliance risk assessment Improve AML monitoring for a retail and private bank Update policies and procedures to reflect current regulatory req ts Implementation of new compliance operations Description Provided 75 person team to research lookbackgenerated case files, working alongside consultant of record. Team performed all investigative research, case file documentation, SAR drafting, and final QA to review cases prior to closure or SAR filing approval Provided management to oversee team and prepare ongoing MIS status reports for client. Prepared client for regulator review meetings Provided management team and client research team of 50 to uplift all the high risk client files to meet the bank s new global standards drafted to meet consent order requirements. Clients included all regions including, US, Latin America, EMEA and Asia Pacific. Developed and documented remediation process and procedures. Developed status and metrics reporting to track progress and quality metrics by individual and team. Prepared client for regulator review meetings Performed risk assessment of compliance program for US division of international bank. Assessment covered BSA, AML, and OFAC risk exposures following the criteria defined by the FFIEC BSA/AML Examination Manual. Performed independent review of CIP effectiveness, client risk ratings, and deployment assessment of transaction surveillance monitoring system. Businesses in scope including capital markets, corporate banking, and cross border payables service. Review historical results to determine changes to transaction surveillance system to improve effectiveness in identifying risks. Perform sensitivity and calibration analysis to test recommended changes and validate improvement to system effectiveness. Provided business experienced consultants to re-write policies and procedures that properly reflected the compliance activities required for a corporate banking business line. Provided process design and training assistance for a new Level 1 AML alert operations unit. Developed training materials and ran training sessions for a new client onboarding unit for a private banking / wealth management organization with an emphasis on KYC standards. 14

Management Team 15

Management Team Bernard Chen Mr. Chen is a partner of the. He oversees the management team and provides strategic direction to the company. Under his guidance, Madison has developed a strong investment management practice, with areas of expertise in investment process design, straight through processing, outsourcing, and client servicing. He began his financial services career at Bankers Trust Company as an internal management consultant. He then joined the bank s retirement services business where he worked as a product manager, and also headed the re-engineering efforts. He later joined the bank s investment management division as business manager for fixed income and also spent time as a high yield research analyst and as a lead project manager on a major portfolio management systems implementation. Prior to joining Bankers Trust Company, he worked in manufacturing management for General Electric. Mr. Chen holds a BS and MS in mechanical engineering from MIT and an MBA from Columbia Business School. Annette Corbin Ms. Corbin is a partner in the. In addition to her consulting responsibilities, she acts as Madison s Chief Financial Officer. With over 20 years of operational, banking, and consulting experience, Ms. Corbin s areas of expertise include wealth management, private banking, and global cash management. She also runs the Anti-Money Laundering Compliance and Regulatory practice for firm. Much of this expertise is a result of her work as a business manager for the US Private Bank at Bankers Trust Company. She has spent her entire career in financial services. She began her career as a bank trainee at JP Morgan Chase working in Foreign Exchange and Institutional Banking. At Banker s Trust Company, she worked in the internal consulting group with her primary focus being in capital markets, global cash management, retirement& securities services and the credit business. Ms. Corbin holds a BS in economics and political science from St. Peter s College and an MBA from New York University Stern School of Business. 30 Montgomery Street Jersey City, NJ 07302 201-434-5678 www.madisoncg.com 16

Contact Information Bernard Chen 201.434.5678 x201 (w) 646.645.1593 (m) bchen@madisoncg.com Annette Corbin 201-434-5678 x205 (w) 210-259-8518 (m) acorbin@madisoncg.com 30 Montgomery Street Jersey City, NJ 07302 201-434-5678 www.madisoncg.com 17