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Louis Fed Financial Crisis Timeline FRASER Digital Library The Fed and Times of Crises The Great Depression St. Louis Fed Econ Lowdown for Educators Research Additional Subscriptions Special Releases Special Releases Annual Reports In Plain English: Making Sense of the Federal Reserve St. Louis Fed in Your Community Brochure Louis Fed Economy Museum Events Follow the St. Louis Fed Newsroom Request a Speaker About the St. Louis Fed About the St. Louis Fed Mission and Core Values What We Do History Leadership and Governance Advisory Councils Annual Reports Diversity, Equity and Inclusion In Your Community Voices of the Fed St. Louis Fed Branches St. Louis Fed Branches Little Rock Louisville Memphis The Federal Reserve System The Federal Reserve System Fed FAQs FOMC Speak In Plain English: Making Sense of the Federal Reserve Fed Listens Louis Fed Financial Crisis Timeline FRASER Digital Library The Fed and Times of Crises The Great Depression St. Louis Fed Econ Lowdown for Educators Research Additional Subscriptions Special Releases Annual Reports In Plain English: Making Sense of the Federal Reserve St. Louis Fed in Your Community Brochure Louis Fed Economy Museum Events Follow the St. Louis Fed Newsroom Request a Speaker About the St. Louis Fed Mission and Core Values What We Do History Leadership and Governance Advisory Councils Annual Reports Diversity, Equity and Inclusion In Your Community Voices of the Fed St. Louis Fed Branches Little Rock Louisville Memphis The Federal Reserve System Fed FAQs FOMC Speak In Plain English: Making Sense of the Federal Reserve Fed Listens Here in the Eighth District, financial institutions receive regular, risk-appropriate safety and soundness exams. During these exams, our examiners assess a bank's financial condition, as well as its risk management practices. They review the bank's overall balance sheet and the practices it has in place to monitor, identify and control risks. Compliance with federal and state regulations is also reviewed. Upon the completion of its examination, the financial institution receives a rating that reflects its current condition. The exam also addresses any supervisory concerns that might warrant further attention. Our examiners review the trust activities of these financial institutions to ensure they adhere to their fundamental fiduciary duties. They assess the following areas: management, operations, internal controls and audit, earnings performance, compliance and asset management. These requirements are described in Recordkeeping and Confirmation Requirements for Securities Transactions (12 CFR 12) and the Comptrollers Handbook, Asset Management Operations and Controls. As part of its core mission, the Supervision and Regulation Department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago is responsible for supervising: As such, a single point of contact is assigned for each member bank to maintain the relationship and manage all supervisory matters. Bankers are also encouraged to reach out to our senior management team for more complex issues or provide feedback. A similar supervisory approach is used as most of the federal regulatory requirements and supervisory framework are handled on an interagency basis — common banking regulations, joint supervisory guidance, shared work programs, comparable application processing standards, and identical examination frequency. In its continuous monitoring effort, the Reserve Bank uses industry data to: Fees are not charged for community bank examinations or processing of applications. Using this risk assessment process ensures that appropriate attention is given to the areas that pose the greatest risk to the institution, the industry’s deposit insurance fund, and the nation's payments system. If properly executed, this approach can improve the supervisory team’s ability to identify and address weaknesses in a timely basis, can be more efficient, and reduces the burden to banking organizations. To accomplish this objective, we establish formal working agreements, offer local training from our subject matter experts, conduct joint examinations for our larger and problem institutions, provide exam assistance, and periodically meet to discuss the banking environment. Therefore, we participate in a variety of traditional outreach efforts — hosting and participating in events, establishing local advisory councils, developing industry publications, and offering speaker engagements. Two of our more popular supervisory conference series are the Community Bankers Symposium and Risk Conference. Ad hoc banker outreach opportunities are also available to discuss various hot topics or assist with a training initiative upon request. Examples of CSI include examination and inspection reports, supervisory ratings, and supervisory communications. Except as specifically permitted by the relevant regulations, CSI may be disclosed only upon the prior written approval of the Board’s general counsel. Unauthorized or improper disclosure of CSI exposes an institution and its staff to a number of risks. The Board’s Ombudsman (Ombudsman) can provide assistance regarding questions related to the System’s material supervisory determination appeals process or facilitate the informal resolution of concerns prior to the filing of a formal appeal.Sensitive information can be submitted via email to supervisory staff through the ZixCorp secure website established by the Federal Reserve:. Please send us an email and we will get back to you as quickly as we can. No such regulation shall extend, modify or conflict with any law of this State or the reasonable implications thereof. The Commissioner may administer oaths and affirmations to any person whose testimony is required. Any person failing to obey the Court’s order may be punished by Court as for contempt. On the occasion of every such visit and examination, the Commissioner shall, in company with 1 or more of the officers of the institution visited, be given free access to every part of the office or place of business visited and to the assets, securities, books, papers and records of the institution. When any examination is made without the presence of the Commissioner, the Commissioner shall give written authority to the person conducting the examination which shall be exhibited to the officers of the institution visited. Costs of the examination are to include direct salaries paid and fringe benefits for salaries, charges and fees for filing, copying, inspecting and other services rendered. The Commissioner shall submit to the Council on Banking by July 10 each year, the calculated daily rate of pay for each examiner class. The rates for examinations shall be the basis for the charges to the institutions and shall be utilized during the ensuing fiscal year. The examination fees provided by this subsection shall be due and payable when invoiced by the Commissioner. If any institution shall fail to pay the examination fee due under this section on or before 30 days after the invoice date, a penalty of 0.05 percent shall be assessed for each day that the examination fee shall remain unpaid after such date. The supervisory assessments are to provide for the balance of the budget of the office of the Commissioner not covered under subsection (a) of this section. The rates shall be invoiced to the institutions on July 15 each year, and are due and payable on August 1 each year. If any institution shall fail to pay the supervisory assessment due under this section on or before the August 1 due date, a penalty of 0.05 percent shall be assessed for each day that the supervisory assessment shall remain unpaid after such date. The Commissioner may call a special meeting of the stockholders for this purpose should the Commissioner deem it advisable. If the bank or trust company shall fail to comply with the Commissioner’s notice within the time prescribed, the Commissioner may forthwith take possession of the institution’s place of business, and retain such possession until the institution shall have made good the deficiency, or has been finally liquidated, or a receiver shall have been appointed to take charge of its business and affairs. The Commissioner may cause proceedings to be instituted against the institution, and the Attorney General shall, upon the request of the Commissioner, institute such proceedings as the nature of the case may require. The Court may make such rules and regulations, and such orders and decrees in the premises as it shall deem proper. In all instances in which the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or such successor shall pay any portion of the deposits of a bank or trust company, it shall be fully subrogated to the position of depositor to the extent of such deposits. In the case of a bank or trust company whose deposits are not so insured, the receiver to be appointed shall be the Commissioner or, in the Commissioner’s absence or disability, a Deputy Commissioner. Neither the Commissioner nor the Deputy Commissioner shall receive any extra compensation for acting as receiver. Such borrowing may be from any public or governmental or quasi-public or quasi-governmental corporation, board, commission or other agency or from any source whatsoever, and the Court may authorize the receiver to secure any loan by the pledge of any of the property or assets of the bank or trust company, and to give the lender a preference or priority as to the pledged property and assets over the other unsecured and unperfected secured creditors of the bank or trust company. The Court shall not have the power to authorize the receiver to (i) secure any loan by the pledge of any property or assets of the bank or trust company which would have a preference or priority over a security interest, lien or other encumbrance created and perfected prior to the appointment of the receiver, or (ii) avoid any security interest, lien or other encumbrance created and perfected prior to the appointment of the receiver provided, however, that the foregoing shall not affect any power, if any, granted to the Court under this subsection in existence prior to July 3, 1991, with respect to security interests held by affiliates of a bank or trust company created in connection with borrowings in excess of the amount of capital and surplus paid in of the bank or trust company. The holder of a perfected security interest, lien or other encumbrance against property or assets of the bank or trust company at the time of the appointment of a receiver shall have the rights and advantages of all other applicable laws. The Commissioner may keep the bank or trust company open and continue it in the transaction of business during the Commissioner’s possession of it, and if the Commissioner deems it necessary, to prescribe restrictions as to the withdrawal of deposits, whether time or demand, and to prescribe the conditions upon which deposits, whether time or demand, may be withdrawn during the Commissioner’s possession of the bank or trust company. The costs and expenses incurred by the Commissioner in taking possession of a corporation without being appointed receiver thereof, including the compensation and expenses of all assistants, shall be paid out of the assets of the bank or trust company and shall have priority over its other debts. The new deposits shall be invested in such liquid assets as may be approved by the Commissioner in order that banks and trust companies may at all times have sufficient funds to meet the demands for withdrawal of such new deposits. 32 Del. Laws, c. 103,A cease and desist order may be served by any member of the State Bank Commissioner’s office who is designated by the Commissioner. Service may be effected by hand delivering the order to the financial institution or financial company at its principal place of business in this State during normal working hours or, with respect to a financial institution or financial company that does not maintain a place of business in this State, by hand delivering the order to the registered agent in this State (or, if there is none, the Secretary of State, as provided in Title 8) and, within 7 days of such delivery, depositing in the United States mails, by registered mail, postage prepaid, a true and attested copy of the order, together with a statement that service is being made pursuant to this section, addressed to such financial institution or financial company at its address as the same appears on the records in the Commissioner’s office. After an order is served, but before its effective date, upon petition of any interested party the Commissioner shall conduct a hearing. At the conclusion of such hearing, the Commissioner may affirm the cease and desist order as originally issued, or he may modify, amend or rescind such order. Upon the application of an interested party, the Commissioner shall afford an opportunity for a hearing to consider rescission of any order issued pursuant to this subsection and any action taken promptly thereafter. The Commissioner may serve written notice of intent to remove an officer or director from office or to prohibit the officer’s or director’s further participation in any manner in the conduct of the affairs of any financial institution if, in the opinion of the Commissioner, such officer or director has, by conduct with respect to any other business entity which resulted, or is likely to result, in substantial financial loss or other damage, evidenced his personal dishonesty and unfitness to continue as an officer or director. The Commissioner shall serve written notice, in accordance with Chapter 101 of Title 29, upon the officer or director involved and copies of such notice shall be served upon the financial institution of which he or she is an officer or director or in the conduct of whose affairs he or she has participated. Such court shall have jurisdiction to stay such suspension or prohibition. Unless the officer or director affected shall appear at such hearing, the officer or director shall be deemed to have consented to the issuance of an order for the officer’s or director’s removal or prohibition. In the event of consent, or if upon the record made at any such hearing the Commissioner shall find that any of the grounds specified in the notice have been established, the Commissioner may issue such orders of suspension or removal from office or prohibition from participation in the conduct of the affairs of any financial institution as the Commissioner may deem appropriate. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary such orders shall be issued not later than 30 days after the close of the hearing, if any, held pursuant to this section.