The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation released on May 14 the public sections of informational filings submitted by six large insured depository institutions. The FDIC regulations require certain covered insured depository institutions to submit these informational filings every three years.
These submissions are composed of two parts: a Public Section, which is made available to the public on the FDIC’s website, and a nonpublic Confidential Section. According to the FDIC, these requirements are part of its ongoing oversight responsibilities for large financial institutions.
The deadline for this round of submissions was April 1, 2026. The release allows stakeholders and members of the public to access information about how these institutions operate and plan for various scenarios.
This process aims to promote transparency in the banking sector by making relevant information accessible while also protecting sensitive data through confidential filings. The availability of these documents is intended to help inform regulatory decisions and support stability in the financial system.
The public sections can be viewed directly on the FDIC’s website.
