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News Release 2014-64 | April 29, 2014
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WASHINGTON—The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency reminds national banks and federal savings associations of guidance to assist financial institutions and customers affected by extreme weather, such as the recent tornadoes in the south central and central United States.
The OCC recognizes the significant effects of natural disasters on individuals and businesses, and that prudent efforts to assist customers in areas hit by the disasters should not be subject to bank examiner criticism. OCC Bulletin 2012-28 provides supervisory guidance for banks and thrifts responding to disaster conditions in their communities.
The OCC encourages national banks and federal savings associations to consider various alternatives to assist affected customers that may include:
National banks and federal savings associations in need of assistance in dealing with customers affected by the extreme weather should contact the OCC.
Bryan Hubbard (202) 649-6870