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Federal Reserve, reputational risk and U.S. bank

Fed to no longer police 'reputational risk' in banks
The Federal Reserve announced on Monday it was directing its supervisors to no longer consider "reputational risk" when examining banks, scrapping a metric that had been a focus of industry complaints.
Fed joins OCC, FDIC in scrubbing reputational risk from exams
The central bank said it would replace references to the metric “with more specific discussions of financial risk.” Banks can still use the concept in their own risk management policies, the Fed said.
Federal Reserve won't include reputational risk in bank supervision
Reputational risk will no longer be a component of examination programs in the Federal Reserve's supervision of banks, the regulator said on Monday. "This change does not alter the Board's expectation that banks maintain strong risk management to ensure safety and soundness and compliance with law and regulation,
Fed drops reputational risk from bank supervision
While reputational risk is no longer part of the Fed’s formal supervision, the regulator expects banks to continue managing all risks to their financial soundness, including those linked to public trust.
Fed Cracks Down: U.S. Banks Can No Longer Block Crypto Over “Reputational Risk”—Now What?
The US Federal Reserve has stopped using reputational risk in bank oversight, a move long sought by the crypto industry.
Fed scraps reputational risk metric for bank examinations
The central bank is removing references to reputational risk from its supervisory manuals and other documents, instructing examiners to focus instead on specific financial risks. Previously, the Fed defined reputational risk as the potential for negative publicity to damage a bank’s business or result in costly litigation.
Federal Reserve to Eliminate Reputation Risk in Bank Exams
The Federal Reserve said Monday it will no longer consider reputation risk as part of its bank exams. The central bank said it has started the process of reviewing references to reputation risk in its supervisory materials and replacing them,
Fed removes "reputational risk" from its bank exam rules, allowing banks to work with crypto
The Federal Reserve has scrapped “reputational risk” from its bank examination criteria, a decision announced on Monday in Washington. Supervisors will no longer use this vague metric to judge financial institutions,
Fed officially nixes reputation risk from exam practices
The Federal Reserve is the latest bank regulator to purge reputational considerations from its supervisory materials.
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The Federal Reserve Board has scrapped reputational risk from its oversight of banks, which the crypto industry has said was previously used to target and debank crypto firms.
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