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FDIC reinstates independent supervisory appeals office

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- The FDIC has reinstated an independent office to oversee bank appeals of its supervisory decisions. - The OCC plans to explore similar reforms for its supervisory appeals process.

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Original Source Material

The FDIC board voted to bring back an independent office at the agency to oversee bank appeals of its supervisory decisions. In addition, the OCC plans to explore similar reforms to its supervisory appeals process. The post FDIC reinstates independent supervisory appeals office appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .