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OCC proposes easing supervisory information sharing restrictions

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The rules would let banks share some sensitive information without prior OCC approval.

The OCC has issued a rule proposal that would loosen restrictions on how banks and other regulated institutions can use and disclose confidential information gleaned from the supervisory process.

The proposal would give those institutions greater freedom to share examination findings, supervisory correspondence, and other sensitive material as part of

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