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“Limits on reputation-based supervision should apply to major federal bank regulators, the credit union regulator, and the federal consumer finance agency when they oversee banks and insured credit unions.”
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“Federal banking agencies should have to take reputational risk language out of rules, guidance, exam manuals, and other supervision materials, and should not tell banks or credit unions how to manage reputational risk.”
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“Each covered federal banking agency should have to report to the Senate and House banking committees within 180 days, confirming that it changed how it handles reputational risk in supervision and explaining related internal policy changes.”
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“Federal banking regulators should not push financial institutions to collect or keep consumer citizenship or immigration status information, or base ratings, enforcement actions, approvals, or other decisions on whether institutions collect or report that information.”
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“Federal banking agencies should not change a bank or credit union's supervisory rating, punish it, pressure it, or take formal or informal enforcement action because of reputational risk, even if reputation is only part of the reason.”
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“Federal bank regulators should be limited in treating bad public attention about a bank or credit union's business practices as a risk when that attention could hurt trust, customers, income, or lead to lawsuits or other costs.”
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“Federal banking agencies should not examine, study, or collect information from banks or credit unions to review reputational risk, or send exam findings, criticisms, warning letters, or similar messages saying they have a reputational risk problem.”
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“Regulators should still be able to consider bad public attention tied to illegal transactions involving officially designated terrorism-related countries or foreign terrorist organizations.”
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