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ARTICLE · 06 JULY 2020

OCC Highlights Risks To Federal Banking System

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In its Semiannual Risk Perspective for Spring 2020, the OCC highlighted elevated compliance, operational and credit risks faced by the federal banking industry.

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In its Semiannual Risk Perspective for Spring 2020, the OCC highlighted elevated compliance, operational and credit risks faced by the federal banking industry.

The OCC asserted that a "rapid decline in economic conditions [due to the COVID-19 pandemic] will broadly affect bank earnings, credit quality, operations, and capital," but that "market risk volatility [has] stabilized since the beginning of the pandemic as the creation of numerous Federal Reserve funding facilities improved market liquidity."

The OCC identified the following risks:

  • "[b]ank profitability will be challenged as interest rates are at historic lows, past due loans and provisions for loan losses are increasing, and operational expenses are rising;

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