FDIC News and Updates
U.S. crypto groups push mining, staking tax bill in House
As crypto policy debates intensify in Washington, the industry's main trade groups are pressing lawmakers to move a House tax bill covering mining and staking rewards. The proposal would let ...
Wall Street groups seek further easing of U.S. Basel capital rules
U.S. banks are intensifying their campaign against Washington's Basel Endgame capital plans, arguing that the latest market risk proposals could disrupt trading in the Treasury market. The push ...
FDIC urged to coordinate crypto oversight across U.S. agencies
Federal oversight of blockchain-based finance remains under scrutiny as lawmakers and regulators refine how digital asset risks are supervised. The Government Accountability Office has now pressed ...
FDIC outlines bank resolution overhaul and assessment cuts
The FDIC is reworking how it prepares for bank failures, with a sharper focus on operational readiness at larger institutions where a collapse can come with little warning. The plan pairs a ...
FDIC releases CRA compliance ratings for state nonmember banks
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has published a new list of state nonmember banks evaluated under the Community Reinvestment Act. The release covers ratings assigned in March 2026 and ...
OCC defends World Liberty charter review as stablecoin rules advance in U.S.
Political tensions around crypto oversight are intensifying as U.S. banking regulators face fresh questions over World Liberty Financial's charter application and the rollout of stablecoin rules. ...
Senate Republicans push U.S. bank regulators to rework digital asset capital rules
As Congress weighs broader digital asset legislation, Senate Republicans are urging U.S. banking regulators to develop a clearer capital framework for banks' crypto-related activities. The request ...
FDIC advances supervision and capital rule changes as stablecoin oversight expands
Federal banking oversight is shifting toward a framework that places greater weight on material financial risks, as the FDIC updates supervision, capital standards and bank resolution tools. The ...
U.S. bank regulators outline rule rollback agenda for Congress
U.S. banking agencies are preparing to defend a broad push to ease post-crisis oversight as lawmakers review the direction of federal financial regulation. The planned testimony centers on ...
U.S. banking agencies remove reputation risk references from interagency guidance
U.S. bank regulators are continuing a broader overhaul of supervisory standards by deleting references to reputation risk from a series of shared policy documents. The move follows an April 10, ...
U.S. bank regulators remove reputation risk references from 15 guidance documents
U.S. banking regulators are revising supervisory guidance as they continue to strip reputation risk from oversight frameworks for banks. The latest move covers 15 interagency documents, including ...
U.S. bank regulators remove reputation risk references from supervisory guidance
Federal bank regulators in the U.S. are updating interagency supervisory documents to strip out references to reputation risk. The move complements earlier steps that ended the use of reputation ...
U.S. bank regulators remove reputation risk references from supervisory guidance
Federal bank regulatory agencies are updating interagency documents to remove references to reputation risk as part of a broader shift in bank supervision. The move is intended to keep supervisory ...
FDIC sets CRA examination schedule for U.S. banks in second-half 2026
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has released the list of institutions slated for Community Reinvestment Act examinations in the third and fourth quarters of 2026. The timetable covers ...
TD Bank insider pleads guilty in $3.4 million fraud case
Federal prosecutors are advancing a bank fraud case involving insider access to customer data and falsified records across two financial institutions. Cheungkin Lam, a former TD Bank employee ...
