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Supervisory tailoring bill introduced in Senate

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The bill aims to raise the asset threshold for banks subject to longer examination cycles; it is a bipartisan effort in the Senate. The article does not provide specific details on how this might impact credit unions.

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A bipartisan group of senators introduced legislation to raise the asset threshold under which banks are subject to longer examination cycles. The post Supervisory tailoring bill introduced in Senate appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .