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The FDIC and the Federal Reserve Board ("FRB") assessed the resolution plans of the eight
largest domestic banks.
The FDIC and the FRB found that each bank made "significant
progress in enhancing its resolvability and developing
resolution-related capabilities." However, the FDIC and FRB
concluded that plans from six of the banks had
"shortcomings" regarding their ability to reliably
provide the data necessary to execute their resolution strategies
in stressed conditions. The FDIC and the FRB determined that none
of the plans had any "deficiencies" that would
necessitate additional prudential requirements.
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