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FDIC Supervisory Insights Summer 2009

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Issue at a Glance<br />

Volume 6, Issue 1 <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2009</strong><br />

Letter from the Director ......................................................... 2<br />

Articles<br />

A Year in Bank Supervision:<br />

2008 and a Few of Its Lessons 3<br />

2008 was a year of crisis for the U.S. financial services industry.<br />

In 2008 and shortly thereafter, more than $13 trillion in<br />

temporary loans, liability and asset guarantees, and other<br />

government programs supporting financial institutions were<br />

put in place or announced, and policymakers focused attention<br />

on potential improvements to financial regulation. This<br />

article presents a chronology of the more significant events<br />

and developments affecting financial institutions during 2008<br />

and concludes with a discussion of areas of supervisory<br />

focus going forward.<br />

Remote Deposit Capture: A Primer 19<br />

Remote Deposit Capture (RDC) technology is helping to improve the<br />

efficiency of how banks process check deposits. RDC allows financial<br />

institution customers to “deposit” checks electronically at remote<br />

locations, usually in the customers’ offices, for virtually instant credit<br />

to their accounts. This article discusses the development and recent<br />

growth in the use of RDC, identifies risks to financial institutions that<br />

offer this service, and highlights appropriate risk management<br />

strategies.<br />

Regular Features<br />

From the Examiner’s Desk:<br />

Changes to Regulation Z Afford<br />

Increased Consumer Protections 25<br />

Recent amendments to Regulation Z<br />

extend specific protections to consumers<br />

of a newly created category of<br />

mortgage loans called “higher-priced”<br />

home mortgages and enhance protections<br />

for consumers of “high-cost”<br />

and other mortgages. This article<br />

examines each of the four significant<br />

amendments to Regulation Z and offers<br />

suggestions for compliance professionals<br />

responsible for ensuring compliance<br />

with these critical regulatory changes.<br />

Regulatory and <strong>Supervisory</strong> Roundup 42<br />

This feature provides an overview<br />

of recently released regulations and<br />

supervisory guidance.<br />

<strong>Supervisory</strong> <strong>Insights</strong> <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2009</strong><br />

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