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The FDIC is seeking information from supervised institutions "regarding the FDIC's supervisory approach to examinations during the pandemic, including on-site and off-site activities, use of technology, and communication methods."
The FDIC is seeking information from supervised
institutions "regarding the FDIC's supervisory approach to
examinations during the pandemic, including on-site and off-site
activities, use of technology, and communication methods."
In the Notice, published in the Federal Register on August 12,
2021, the FDIC asks for comment on (i) best and least effective
practices and criteria used for completion of off-site
examinations, (ii) best and least effective technologies used for
off-site examinations and how to improve them, (iii) how new
technologies might support off-site examinations including
"potential impediments to adoption or deployment," and
(iv) best and least effective communications methods
(e.g., the use of secure email for supervisory
correspondence) used for off-site examinations and how to improve
them.
Comments must be submitted by October 12, 2021.
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