Federal Reserve Board seeks comment on proposal to modernize rules for bank insider credit
The Federal Reserve Board has requested public comment on a proposal to modernize its Regulation O, which governs the extension of credit to bank 'insiders' including executives, board members, and major shareholders. The proposal aims to update outdated thresholds, index them to economic growth, and maintain safeguards against preferential treatment. This update, the first comprehensive one since 1979, seeks to simplify the rule and support community banks in recruiting experienced leaders.
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