The true cost of a bank robbery:
The average bank robber escapes with relatively small amounts of cash but is the cash representative of the actual loss? Sick leave, workman's compensation claims, loss of goodwill and branch downtime impact financial institutions in ways that far exceed the loss of funds.

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FRAUD and SECURITY TRAINING for FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

Effective Prevention and Survival Programs To Keep

Your Employees and Assets Safe

 

2012 BANK FRAUD BOOT CAMP 
and BANK ROBBERY SURVIVAL TRAINING SCHEDULE

Each session is from 9am to 4pm.  The cost is $295 per person.

April 27th- Milwaukee Wisconsin
June 15th - Denver, Colorado
July 27th - San Diego, California
August 30th, Montreal
September - TBA - Philadelphia, Pa.

Other locations will be added throughout the year.



 
The Bank Fraud and Security Boot Camp 2011                
Schedule of Events
 
9:00 am - What Organized Crime Wants from your FI and How to Stop Them
The second decade of the new millennium. Cyber and Financial fraud's meteoric rise and the battle to stop it.
 
10:00 am - Partnering with Customers to Reduce Losses and Restore Confidence
70% of fraud is discovered by our customers, not our systems.  How do we enlist their help and cooperation in our joint efforts to prevent loss?
 
11:00 am - Internal Fraud -  Are internal fraudsters lurking within your organization. Hear about how one long term Financial Institution employee caused the largest theft in banking history and the eventual insolvency and merger of her employer.
  
12:00 pm -  Lunch
 
1:00 pm - Truth and Deception - Should you consider teaching front line staff truth detection skills to deter fraud and improve loan quality?  Using the techniques seen in the Lie To Me television program and recommended by interviewing and interrogation experts, explore how savvy tellers and discerning loan officers may be just what the doctor ordered to curb losses and identify fraud deposits. Participate in the truth and deception recognition training to assist you and your staff in determining fact from fiction. 
  
2:00 pm  Financial Institution Security - Who will be the next victim?
A modified version of our full day Robbery and Violence in the Workplace program. If you feel that there aren't enough strategies available to avoid becoming a victim, you need to hear about S.A.F.E.C.A.L.M. and our other tools for preventing violent acts at our branches.
 
3:00 pm THE TAKEOVER - Can you train for the worst possible scenario to help ensure that your staff remain emotionally and physically sound? Our mock robbery exercise might change your mind about the way you currently train your staff.
 
4:00 pm Post Robbery Staff Support and Investigative Follow-up
 Join as at one of these remarkable facilities as the Bank Robbery Survival Team guides you through a full day of training including a Mock Note Passer training and an intense MOCK takeover exercise.  Join Security Professionals, law enforcement, Human Resources and training professionals for this valuable day allowing the participants to benefit by experiencing hands on real life experiences that threaten our front line staff.


Contact us for additional information service@bankrobberysurvival.com

 

 

What are the benefits of neural learning?

Employees who remain emotionally sound during a robbery:                          

  • Will likely reduce the amount of time a robber is in the branch. Less time in the branch means fewer chances for injuries and smaller dollar losses. In addition, these same employees are less likely to incur sick leave and related workman's comp expenses due to post robbery trauma. 
        
  • Are less likely to freeze, faint, ignore or attack the robber, reactions that can cause a frustrated robber to accidentally or intentionally discharge his weapon.

  • Are more likely to use available countermeasures such as  tracking devices, dye packs and bait money which often leads to the robbers arrest.               

 

                                                                       

NOTE PASSER PREVENTION 

"S.A.F.E C.A.L.M"             


The most effective program available to deter would be note passers.  Patterned after the FBI's SAFECATCH program, the S.A.F.E.C.A.L.M program is easy to implement and utilizes techniques that support your existing commitment to providing excellent customer service.  Sign up for one of our upcoming Bank Robbery Survival Programs.

 

 

 

IN BRANCH TRAINING - THE TAKEOVER

The Mock Robbery, "Neural Learning Experience" designed to keep your employees safe during a takeover robbery,  Neural learning techniques are employed by many professions with the potential for tragedy or emotional trauma.  Fireman, police officers, airline personnel and medical professionals all practice for the worst case scenario.  With takeover robberies nearly doubling in some areas and financial institution employee fatalities occurring almost every year, robbery procedures and training videos aren't enough.

They Expect Your Protection. 
Deposits, withdrawals and counterfeit checks, home equity loans and investment services.But have you taught her what to do when they want to take her hostage?           

 

 

FBI Statistics:

 

2009

6062 Robberies

47 Employee Hostages

79 Employee Injuries

0 Employee Fatalities


2008

6700 Robberies

69 Employee Injuries

80 Employee Hostages

1 Employee Fatality

 

2007

5962 Robberies

51 Employee Injuries

36 Employee Hostages

3 Employee Fatalities


 



     

     

     

     

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