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Disclosure of Financial & Other Info by National Banks

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John Burnett

Question: 
Title 12, Part 18 (Disclosure of Financial and Other Information by National Banks) requires national banks to display signage about the availability of the annual financial disclosure statement. I work for a formerly OTS-regulated federal thrift now regulated by the OCC. Isn't my bank now subject to this requirement?
Answer: 

No. It only (currently) applies to national banks. The OCC has issued a series of regulations (12 CFR 100 through 199 series) applicable to federal savings associations, but so far they are only "transplanted" regulations of the OTC from the 500 series.

The OCC has said that it may amend some of its current rules to pull in savings associations, or issue new ones specifically for them. So far, I don't see any that mandate the posting you're asking about.

First published on BankersOnline.com 4/30/12

First published on 04/30/2012

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