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<abstract>Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on the
risk-focused approaches used by the Federal Reserve and Office of the
Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), focusing on: (1) the general
characteristics of the regulators&apos; risk-focused approach to examinations
of large, complex banks, explaining how they differ from past
examination practices; (2) comparing the implementation of the Federal
Reserve&apos;s and OCC&apos;s risk-focused examination approaches; and (3) the
challenges faced by both agencies as they continue to implement their
examination programs for large, complex banks.&lt;p/&gt;GAO noted that: (1) the Federal Reserve and OCC&apos;s risk-focused
approaches to supervising large, complex banking organizations are
evolving with changes intended to strengthen oversight of these
entities; (2) their effectiveness will depend on the expertise and
independence of examiners, and the regulators&apos; ability to maintain an
awareness of industrywide risk in an institution-specific examination
program; (3) transaction review and testing under the risk-focused
approach is intended to validate the use and effectiveness of internal
control and other risk-management systems; (4) examination activities
now focus on risk assessments along business lines, which often cross
bank charters, and the processes used to manage and control the
attendant risks; (5) under a risk-focused approach, activities judged to
pose the highest risk to an institution receive the most scrutiny by
examiners; (6) this approach relies on examiner judgment and results in
certain bank operations receiving less scrutiny than others; (7)
examiners monitor and assess a bank&apos;s financial condition and
risk-management systems through the review of a variety of management
reports and meetings with key bank officials, documenting the areas they
select for review and including their rationale for selecting those
areas; (8) examiners conduct examinations to assess a bank&apos;s internal
control and risk-management systems; (9) the Federal Reserve and the OCC
differ in how they implement their risk-focused examinations programs
for large, complex banks; (10) OCC&apos;s large bank supervision program is
centrally managed from its headquarters and has achieved a degree of
uniformity in its use of examiners who are located at the bank
throughout the year and conduct ongoing monitoring and examinations, and
report to one of three deputy comptrollers located in Washington D.C.;
(11) the Federal Reserve&apos;s program is implemented through a less
centralized system of Reserve Banks and has less uniformity in its
ongoing monitoring and examinations, with sometimes differing staffing
arrangements in place for each bank; and (12) regulators face a number
of challenges in implementing examination programs for large, complex
banks, including: (a) identifying the aspects of bank operations where
examiner&apos;s attention should be concentrated; (b) maintaining an
awareness of industrywide risk in an institution-specific examination
program; (c) ensuring risk assessments are not overly influenced by the
bank&apos;s risk-management systems on which they must rely; and (d)
maintaining sufficient staffing numbers and expertise.</abstract>
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