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StableMedium2026-07-20

US Agencies Issue Joint Statement on Sensitive Exam Information Handling

PrudentialReportGeneral RegulatoryCross-JurisdictionalUnited StatesConf: High
Regulatory Event

FDIC, FRB, and OCC issued joint statement on enhanced procedures for handling highly sensitive information during bank examinations.

Analysis

Agencies will review sensitive materials on-site rather than transferring them onto agency systems. Banks should prepare secure on-site review environments and revise document production procedures for supervisory examinations.

Relevance

Changes exam logistics, data handling, and confidentiality controls for supervised institutions.

Required Action

Action Required

Update examination response protocols to align with on-site review procedures for highly sensitive data.

Justification

Affects supervisory interaction model across all federally supervised banks.

Control Commentary

Revise examination management procedures; establish secure on-site review facilities and update information classification protocols for supervisory requests.

Source

Federal bank regulatory agencies issued a joint statement describing enhanced security procedures for review of highly sensitive information during examinations, including on-site review rather than transferring materials to agency systems.

RH-2026-07-20-002