Access Federal Reserve training programs, services, Supervision and Regulation and Consumer Affairs letters, regulations, rulemaking proposals, speeches, and more.
Supervision and Regulation Letters
Supervision and Regulation letters, or SR letters, address significant policy and procedural matters related to the Federal Reserve System's supervisory responsibilities.
Consumer Affairs letters, or CA letters, address significant policy and procedural matters related to the Federal Reserve System’s consumer compliance supervisory responsibilities.
Ask the Fed is a Federal Reserve System webinar program designed for insured depository institutions, bank and thrift holding companies, supervisory regulators, and banking associations. Program sessions feature Fed experts and guest speakers presenting on and answering questions about topical banking and regulatory issues.
The Emergency Communications System is a free service that allows your financial institution to receive important communications from your regulatory agency during crises such as natural or man-made disasters or events that dramatically affect the financial markets.
This centralized website is designed to highlight key Federal Reserve System supervision outreach programs, tools, and resources for community and regional bankers.
This report summarizes banking conditions and the Federal Reserve’s supervisory and regulatory activities, in conjunction with semiannual testimony before Congress by the Vice Chair for Supervision.
Federal Reserve Banks extend credit to banks, credit unions, and other depository institutions through ordinary lending programs, collectively referred to as the discount window. The discount window plays an important role in supporting the liquidity and stability of the banking system and the effective implementation of monetary policy.
This is a primer on the duties, responsibilities, and key roles of bank directors. This resource is designed to provide insight into current supervisory expectations, promote proper risk management practices and internal controls, and build core skills needed to fulfill the obligations of a bank director in a rapidly changing industry.
Outlook Live, the Federal Reserve System’s webinar series dedicated to consumer compliance topics, features a variety of presenters from the Federal Reserve System and other federal financial regulatory agencies.
The CECL Resource Center is a one-stop resource for smaller financial institutions as they prepare for the changes associated with the current expected credit losses (CECL) method.
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