Ryne J. Cornacchia
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Advisory Regulatory Compliance Banking Consumer & Industrial Products Credit Unions Financial Services
Ryne J. Cornacchia

Ryne J. Cornacchia

Manager
CFE, CAMS

Biography

Ryne is a Manager in Wolf’s Advisory Services group, where he is responsible for developing and executing compliance reviews, training, and other compliance services for Wolf’s financial institution and fintech clients. Before his current role, Ryne served as Vice President of Risk Management and BSA Officer in the banking and credit union sector, specializing in BSA, cannabis banking, fraud, compliance, and overall risk management.

In addition to his professional work, Ryne is an educator, teaching courses in fraud detection, anti-money laundering, and payment systems at Utica University. His expertise, coupled with his dedication to community involvement, makes him a respected figure in the field of financial risk management. Ryne is also a dedicated volunteer firefighter and serves as the captain of his local fire department. His commitment to community safety extends beyond financial risk management.

Involvement

  • ACFE Update NY Chapter- Board Member
  • MVCC Criminal Justice Advisory Board- Member

Education

  • Master of Science in Cybersecurity from Utica University
  • Bachelor of Science in Economic Crime Investigation from Utica University
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