The rules would let banks share some sensitive information without prior OCC approval.
The rules would let banks share some sensitive information without prior OCC approval.
Proposed changes would be the first major tweaks to how credit is assessed under the law since 1995.
FOI shows authorizations fall sharply as Financial Services and Markets Bill targets faster determination times.
The ABA and IIF, among others, generally support the non-prescriptive approach.
The Commission’s latest communication could reshape compliance, signaling changes to capitalization, crossborder banking, and supervision.
The proposed reforms aim for simplicity and targeted resilience against modern risks.
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