Supervision and Regulation Letters
Supervision and Regulation Letters, commonly known as SR Letters, address significant policy and procedural matters related to the Federal Reserve System's supervisory responsibilities. Active SR letters are listed here in reverse chronological order. Obsolete letters or letters that contain confidential supervisory information are not included.
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1998
- SR 98-38 (SUP)
- Interagency Policy Statement on Income Tax Allocation in a Holding Company Structure
- SR 98-37 (SPE)
- Uniform Interagency Trust Rating System
- SR 98-33 (SUP)
- Interagency Country Risk Management Study
- SR 98-26 (TRN)
- Procedures for Waiving Training and Testing Requirements Under the New Examiner Commissioning Program
- SR 98-25 (SUP)
- Sound Credit Risk Management and the Use of Internal Credit Risk Ratings at Large Banking Organizations
- SR 98-18 (SUP)
- Lending Standards for Commercial Loans
- SR 98-14 (SUP)
- Interagency Policy Statement on Branch Names
- SR 98-12 (SUP)
- FFIEC Policy Statement on Investment Securities and End-User Derivatives Activities
- SR 98-9 (SUP)
- Assessment of Information Technology in the Risk-Focused Frameworks for the Supervision of Community Banks and Large Complex Banking Organizations
- SR 98-6 (SPE)
- Section 20 subsidiaries--Impact on Inspections Resulting from the Replacement of "Firewalls" with Operating Standards
- SR 98-5 (SPE)
- Changes to the Board's Securities Credit Regulations (Regulations G and U)
- SR 98-2 (TRN)
- New Training Program Leading to Commissioned Examiner Status
Last update:
April 13, 2012
