ABA Supports Rule to Clarify the Role of Supervisory Guidance
The American Bankers Association submitted a comment letter on Monday supporting a proposed rule by the federal banking regulators to ...
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Opening the Post-COVID Bank Books
Banks moved heaven and earth to help clients through COVID-19. While examiners are stepping cautiously in exams, bankers must prepare ...
Following ABA Petition, Regulators Move to Codify Statement on Guidance
In response to a 2018 petition from ABA and the Bank Policy Institute, the federal banking agencies today issued a ...
Bowman: In Exams, Fed to Focus on Exposure to COVID-Stressed Industries
As the Federal Reserve ramps up its post-COVID-19 examination program, Fed Governor Michelle Bowman said in a speech today, examiners’ ...
FDIC Proposes Significant Changes to Supervisory Appeals Process
The FDIC late Friday proposed to establish a new Office of Supervisory Appeals that would replace the current Supervision Appeals ...
Regulators Looking at Smaller Teams When Onsite Exams Resume
On-site bank examinations will happen, but regulators still do not know when.
FFIEC: Examiners to Increase Focus on Libor Transition Preparedness
Federal financial regulators today said they will ramp up their supervisory focus on banks’ transitions away from the London Interbank ...
Financial Regulators Issue Examiner Guidance for Assessing COVID-19 Effects
Recognizing the significant and long-lasting effects of the coronavirus pandemic on financial institutions, federal and state financial regulators today issued ...
Fed to Resume Bank Examination Activities
The Federal Reserve today announced that it will resume its normal bank examination activities
Atlanta Fed’s Bostic: Examiners Will Not Second-Guess Banks’ Emergency Actions
In bank examinations, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta will not penalize banks for “emergency decisions” made in response to ...
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