Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement of Act 1989
The Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989, or FIRREA, is a federal law that was created in response to the savings and loan crisis after hundreds of US savings and loan institutions failed in the 1980s. FIRREA is essentially a set of regulatory changes to the United States savings and loan banking system and the real estate appraisal industry. In this course, we’ll discuss what the act was designed to accomplish, and the various changes enacted through the FIRREA Act.

The Employee Training & Development library group is designed to build confident, capable, and engaged employees at every level of your organization. From leadership and communication to customer service, time management, and professional growth, these courses empower your workforce with the skills needed to perform better, collaborate more effectively, and advance their careers. Delivered in an engaging, easy-to-assign format, this library helps organizations strengthen culture, improve productivity, and invest in long-term employee success—all from a single, flexible training solution.
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