The FDIC has proposed a major revamp of its confidential supervisory information regulations that would significantly expand the ability of FDIC-supervised insured depository institutions to share information with certain parties without prior FDIC approval. In this visual memo, we summarize key components of the proposal and analyze where the FDIC is charting a new course and where the FDIC is aligning with comparable Federal Reserve and OCC regulations.

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