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Bank Service Company Examination Coordination Act of 2023

Source: Congress.gov  ·  930 words in original text
This bill updates the Bank Service Company Act to improve how federal banking agencies work with state banking agencies. The bill adds state banking agencies to the examination and coordination process for bank service companies, which are companies that provide services to banks.
State banking agencies (agencies that supervise banks at the state level) Federal banking agencies (agencies that supervise banks at the federal level) Bank service companies (companies that provide services to banks) State banks that own or are part owners of bank service companies
The bill defines "State banking agency" to mean the same thing as "State Bank Supervisor" as defined in the Federal Deposit Insurance Act (Sec. 2(1)(C)) Federal banking agencies must consult with state banking agencies when examining bank service companies and must provide reasonable notice before exams begin (Sec. 2(3)(D)) Federal and state agencies can share information obtained from examining bank service companies to the same extent they can share information about banks (Sec. 2(3)(D)) Federal banking agencies must work with state banking agencies to avoid duplicating (repeating) examination activities, reporting requirements and information requests (Sec. 2(3)(D)) State banking agencies cannot examine bank service companies unless state law gives them that authority (Sec. 2(3)(F))
State banking agencies now have a formal role in the examination process for bank service companies instead of being excluded from it. Federal banking agencies must notify state agencies before examining bank service companies and must coordinate with them to avoid asking for the same information twice. Information from bank service company exams can now be shared between federal and state agencies more easily.
State banking agency: means the same thing as "State Bank Supervisor" under federal deposit insurance law
Not specified in bill text
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