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OCC proposes changes to supervisory appeals process, creating appeals board

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Operational Brief

- OCC proposes creating a new appeals board for supervisory appeals. - The changes aim to provide a more structured and transparent process for credit unions facing regulatory challenges.

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Original Source Material

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is proposing several revisions to its supervisory appeals process, including the creation of a new board to review appeals. The post OCC proposes changes to supervisory appeals process, creating appeals board appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .