The federal and state banking regulators issued an interagency statement today regarding financial institutions affected by Hurricane Laura and the California wildfires.
Regulators will expect banks to be better prepared for the next crisis event, and they have offered guidance on how you should prepare.
How banks are pivoting to address the challenges of the coronavirus.
Live Oak Bank CTO Brian Lora talks about how the bank’s cloud-based infrastructure helps it stay resilient and rapidly go remote when hurricanes, or a global pandemic, strikes.
To help banks address the operational challenges posed by the novel coronavirus, Summit Technology Group announced today that it will offer complimentary cloud desktops and business continuity resources to American Bankers Association member banks.
Recognizing the potential effects of the 2019 coronavirus disease on bank customers, financial regulators today issued a statement calling on banks to work constructively with borrowers and others affected by the virus in their communities.
With the number of reported cases of the novel coronavirus on the rise in the U.S., the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council late Friday issued guidance for banks on business continuity planning in the face of a pandemic.
With Hurricane Dorian bringing hurricane and tropical storm conditions to Florida’s coastline this morning and threatening other coastal areas as it moves north, ABA is reminding bankers and state bankers associations of several resources to help with incident response and crisis communications.
With Hurricane Dorian expected to landfall in Florida early next week, the OCC today issued a proclamation allowing national banks and federal savings associations affected by the severe weather to close.
The Federal Housing Administration announced today that it will make its “disaster standalone partial claim” a standard mortgage relief option for all victims of natural disasters in presidentially declared major disaster areas.