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Risk Management Manual of Examination Policies - FDIC

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REPORT OF EXAMINATION INSTRUCTIONS Section 16.1<br />

PURPOSE<br />

COMPLIANCE WITH ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS<br />

Use this schedule to factually present an institution's adherence to formal and informal administrative actions and to<br />

Prompt Corrective Action provisions.<br />

WHEN TO INCLUDE<br />

Include the schedule when an institution has one <strong>of</strong> the following outstanding actions:<br />

Formal Action<br />

• Order to Cease and Desist<br />

• Capital Directive<br />

• Continuing Condition<br />

• Other formal administrative action <strong>of</strong> a State authority or other regulatory agency<br />

Continuing Condition<br />

Create a separate page entitled “Compliance with Ongoing Conditions” for ORDERs Granting Approval for Deposit<br />

Insurance. This page will follow the Compliance with Enforcement Actions page (if formal or informal actions are<br />

in place) or the ECC page.<br />

Continuing conditions other than the ORDER Granting Approval for Deposit Insurance should not be included on<br />

the Compliance with Enforcement Action page. For example, application for, or compliance with, Part 362 powers<br />

should be addressed under Question #5 <strong>of</strong> the RMA page.<br />

Informal Action<br />

• Memorandum <strong>of</strong> Understanding<br />

• Board Resolution<br />

• Other informal administrative action <strong>of</strong> a State authority or other regulatory agency<br />

Prompt Corrective Action<br />

When applicable, address restrictions or requirements imposed through Prompt Corrective Action here as well as the<br />

institution's adherence to such restrictions or requirements.<br />

PAGE STRUCTURE<br />

Begin with a brief statement leading into the action’s provisions. Detail the type <strong>of</strong>, parties to, and effective date <strong>of</strong><br />

the action. At the first examination after the issuance <strong>of</strong> a formal or informal administrative action, the action<br />

should generally appear verbatim on this page. If the action is lengthy and no court action is contemplated, it may<br />

be paraphrased if Regional Office practices permit.<br />

Follow each provision with an examiner assessment. Address each provision <strong>of</strong> the action, whether or not time<br />

limits have expired, documenting in each instance, in a factual manner and without statement <strong>of</strong> opinion, the steps<br />

taken by the institution to comply with the action. State if no steps to comply have been taken. Never use<br />

conclusory language such as, "The institution is in compliance/partial compliance/substantial<br />

DSC <strong>Risk</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Examination</strong> <strong>Policies</strong> 16.1-9 Report <strong>of</strong> <strong>Examination</strong> Instructions (12-04)<br />

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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