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McWilliams remarks at Federal Reserve Bank Supervision Conference

In a presentation at the Federal Reserve Board Conference on Bank Supervision: Past, Present, and Future, FDIC Chairman McWilliams discussed the steps taken by the FDIC in the last two years to improve its supervisory program. She noted the FDIC's task is really quite simple:

  • Foster a technological transformation in the industry we oversee, promoting a safe, dynamic, technology-driven marketplace for financial services;
  • Develop a more dynamic supervision model that improves FDIC effectiveness and promotes financial stability; and
  • Do it all in a manner that reduces unnecessary regulatory burden and cuts compliance costs for banks.

McWilliams said of the agency's current project to leverage technology to engage more regularly and more informally to discuss operations, understanding emerging risks, and resolve questions surrounding new products and services, “When we are successful, this system will reduce the reporting burden for institutions and the compliance costs of an annual examination, while simultaneously providing greater visibility for the FDIC into an institution's financial health and into the health of the entire financial system. And, because we are engaging more regularly, the FDIC will be able to help institutions identify and mitigate risks to financial health or consumers before they become bigger, more challenging problems.”

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