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Bank regulators propose updated third-party risk guidance

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The guidance reflects the agencies’ supervisory oversight and their examinations of financial institutions’ third-party risk management practices.

Guidance to help banks focus their resources on third-party relationships has been proposed by four regulatory agencies. The proposal aims to help banks focus their resources on third-party relationships “based on the magnitude and likelihood of potential harm actually posed by each relationship, while tailoring risk management to each bank’s

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