Corporate Risk Advisors (CorpRA) is a multi-disciplinary compliance and strategic advisory firm specializing in the financial services industry. Formed by industry notables Andrew L. Sandler and Jeremiah S. Buckley, and co-chaired by former Federal Reserve Board Governor Mark W. Olson, CorpRA was created to address the many regulatory, strategic, and operational issues that confront financial services companies today.
CorpRA clients receive best-in-class solutions from an exemplary team of industry executives and compliance and strategic advisors who have held leadership positions in Fortune 100 companies, financial institutions, and regulatory agencies.
Our professionals are particularly adept in risk management, including crisis management and regulatory compliance; fair lending; corporate governance; business strategy; acquisition strategy; due diligence; portfolio evaluation; and financial analysis. We serve businesses located throughout the United States.
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Jeremiah S. Buckley President of Corporate Risk Advisors, together with Andrea Lee Negroni wrote an Introduction to Mortgage Lending, 3rd Edition published by the American Bankers Association (ABA). Mr. Buckley also recently co-authored a book entitled The Law of Electronic Signatures and Records which summarizes the seemingly conflicting legal requirements associated with the Esign Act, UETA, and various state regulations that have made the operating and legal landscapes more complex. To order a copy of the book, click here.
Andrew L. Sandler, CorpRA CEO, co-founded the Financial Literacy Foundation (FLF) — a non-profit organization created to address the growing problem of financial literacy among consumers. Mr. Sandler is an active board member of FLF and travels to high schools to talk to students about building credit through responsible borrowing and repayment, financing a college education, and the importance of budgeting and personal financial management. To learn more about FLF, visit www.finliteracy.org.
Andrew L. Sandler, CorpRA CEO, received an award at the Louisiana Appleseed Gala on January 21, 2010 for his vision and leadership aimed at expanding access to financial institutions for Latino immigrants, bringing banks and regulators together to discuss barriers to access and solutions.
