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FDIC Considers Scrapping Quarterly Bank Reports

Wall Street Journal: FDIC Considers Scrapping Quarterly Bank Reports

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is moving to boost the way it monitors for risks at thousands of U.S. banks, potentially scrapping quarterly reports that have been a fixture of oversight for more than 150 years yet often contain stale data.

The FDIC on Monday is expected to kick off a competition among 20 data and technology firms to develop a new reporting prototype that could provide the agency with more timely and targeted data about banks’ credit exposures and deposit information.

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Here is the actual FDIC press release.

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