Understanding Regulations & Policy: Trade Groups Request More Time on FDIC's 'Hot Money' Rule
Thursday, 22 August 2024, 11:05
Regulations & Policy in Focus: Extension Requested
Trade groups are actively seeking additional time to respond to the FDIC's proposed 'hot money' rule concerning brokered deposits. The call for an extension highlights critical concerns within the financial sector.
Reasons Behind the Extension Request
- Complexity of Proposed Changes: The adjustments proposed by the FDIC require thorough analysis.
- Impact on Brokered Deposits: These rules could significantly affect liquidity and operational practices.
- Need for Comprehensive Responses: Trade groups emphasize the importance of fully addressing the issues raised.
In their letter, the 11 organizations outlined the necessity for more time to gather data and responses that adequately tackle the questions posed by the FDIC, ensuring that all perspectives are considered in this vital regulatory process.
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