Fed and FDIC Release Resolution Plan Feedback for Large Domestic and Foreign Banks
The Federal Reserve and FDIC have released public sections of resolution plans and corresponding feedback letters for the eight largest U.S. global systemically important banks (GSIBs) and 56 foreign banking organizations. These "living wills," submitted in July 2025, are designed to ensure a rapid and orderly resolution of these complex firms without triggering broader financial instability. Regulators emphasized that written strategies must be backed by actual operational capabilities. A recurring theme in this year's feedback is the need for improved data integrity, as well as enhancements to governance mechanisms, liquidity, and capital resolution capabilities to address identified shortcomings.
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Federal Reserve Board - Agencies publish resolution plan feedback letters for certain domestic and foreign banking organizations
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve Board today published feedback letters for several resolution plans submitted in July 2025.
Federal Reserve and FDIC Release Public Sections of Resolution Plans for Several Banking Organizations | FDIC.gov
WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve Board and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) today released the public sections of resolution plans for the eight largest and most complex domestic banking organizations and 56 foreign banking organizations.
STATEMENT BY CHAIRMAN TRAVIS HILL ON TITLE I FEEDBACK LETTERS AND RESOLUTION-RELATED REFORMS - Insurance News | InsuranceNewsNet
Federal Reserve Board announced the approval of joint agency feedback letters in response to the 2025 resolutionplan submissions of the eight · U.S. global systemically important banks (GSIBs) and 56 foreign-based firms.As we review resolution plan submissions, we continue to reevaluate many aspects of how the · FDIC ...
However, firms must have not only well–developed written plans and playbooks that outline their general strategies for achieving a rapid and orderly resolution, but also the operational capabilities to execute their resolution strategies. The letters adopted today specifically address certain ...
The Federal Reserve and FDIC today released the public sections of resolution plans for 15 large banks, including five domestic and 10 foreign banks. The banks were required to submit resolution plans by Oct.
Federal Reserve Board - Agencies publish resolution plan feedback letters for certain domestic and foreign banking organizations
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve Board today published feedback letters for several resolution plans submitted in July 2025.
As the FRB and the FDIC explained ... of the plan ... but is not as severe as a deficiency.” · If there is a theme in this year’s feedback, it is data integrity. Going forward, the FRB and the FDIC noted in all eight feedback letters that they would expect ongoing improvements to “governance mechanisms, liquidity, and capital” including “liquidity resolution capabilities ...
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