What does a Bank Inspector Do?
A bank inspector, sometimes known as a bank examiner, is responsible for many of the quality control measure enacted by a bank which enables it to function as planned. In many cases, a bank inspector is part of an internal auditing system the bank already has in place. However, there are also often times when a bank inspector may be from outside the bank in order that there can be an unbiased, third-party opinion. The bank inspector will assure that all transactions are logged correctly in their area of influence. As a matter of fact, the logs at a bank can be so extensive that it necessitates bank inspectors being focused on particular areas. Otherwise, the inspector may not have the time or expertise to get through many different facets of the operation as needed. The audit done by a bank inspector may not only look at if transactions are logged properly, but many other areas of bank management. A bank inspection can be very comprehensive, with many different operations looked at. In
