A group of 13 Republicans on the Senate Banking Committee today urged the federal banking agencies to accelerate implementation of regulatory reforms made by the S. 2155 reform law, as well as other reforms that they said would enhance economic growth.
The financial regulatory agencies today finalized changes that would expand the number of banks eligible to file a more streamlined version of the Call Report, as directed by regulatory reform law S. 2155.
As the agencies prepare to finalize the framework for the community bank leverage ratio, the FDIC has issued a proposal for how it will assess banks for deposit insurance that elect to use the CBLR framework.
The OCC today released its 2019 fees and assessment schedule.
In a comment letter to the FDIC today, the American Bankers Association offered its full support for a recent proposal that would rescind Part 350 from the Code of Federal Regulations.
The financial regulatory agencies today proposed changes that would expand the number of banks eligible to file a more streamlined version of the Call Report, as directed by S. 2155, the new regulatory reform law.
In addition to outlining their approach to company-run stress testing and enhanced prudential standards in light of the new regulatory reform law, the agencies today also announced how they intend to approach the implementation of several other provisions of S. 2155.
The federal banking agencies today finalized additional technical revisions to the Call Report, which will take effect June 30, 2018.
Banks with defined benefit pension plans will need to make previously unanticipated changes in first quarter Call Reports, according to banking regulators.
In a comment letter to the Federal Reserve yesterday, the American Bankers Association expressed support for the Federal Reserve’s ongoing effort to better align the reports that bank holding companies, savings and loan holding companies, U.S. intermediate holding companies and securities holding companies are required to file with the FFIEC Call Report.