FDIC pushes back comment deadline for disclosure rule

Why it matters

The FDIC's extension of the comment deadline for a proposed bank disclosure rule, aligned with the OCC's similar rule, signals a coordinated regulatory approach that could affect bank supervision and disclosure practices, relevant to many credit-market professionals. While not a final regulatory change, it is a notable market activity with potential implications for future regulatory standards.

Sources

• ABA Banking Journal

  FDIC pushes back comment deadline for disclosure rule

  The FDIC will extend the public comment deadline for its proposed bank information disclosure rule to align it with a deadline for a similar rule proposed by the OCC. ABA asked for the extension. The post FDIC pushes back comment deadline for disclosure rule appeared first on…

• ABA Banking Journal

  FDIC, OCC formally define unsafe and unsound practices

  The FDIC and OCC finalized a rule to formally define “unsafe and unsound practices,” which they said would bring more certainty to bank supervision. The post FDIC, OCC formally define unsafe and unsound practices appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .

• Federal Register

  Disclosure of Information; Extension of Comment Period

  The FDIC is extending the public comment period on the proposed rule "Disclosure of Information," which was published in the Federal Register on June 30, 2026. FDIC is extending the public comment period from August 31, 2026, to October 5, 2026, to provide interested parties…