Summary: | The FDIC takes pride in the professionalism and quality of its examination force. The FDIC encourages financial institutions to provide feedback on FDIC examinations, Reports of Examination, and other supervisory processes. An open dialog with bank management is critical to ensuring the supervisory process is effective in promoting an institution's strong financial condition and safe-and-sound operation. If an institution disagrees with examination findings, it should address those concerns through communication with the examiner, field office management, or the appropriate regional office staff. Division-level informal reviews are also available. If informal efforts to resolve disagreements are not successful, an institution may pursue a formal supervisory appeal. |
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Additional Related Topics:
- Appeals of Material Supervisory Determinations: Guidelines & Decisions