Comment request on extending FFIEC 101 regulatory capital reporting
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This notice would extend the FFIEC 101 regulatory capital reporting requirement for another three years, without changing the form or reporting content. It applies to banking institutions that are subject to the advanced capital adequacy framework, mainly larger or more complex banks that must report detailed capital and risk information. Banks do not need to adjust reporting processes because no revisions are proposed. The practical action is for affected institutions, trade groups, and compliance teams to submit comments by August 4, 2026, if they have concerns about the burden, usefulness, or administration of the reporting requirement.
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Key Changes
- Extends the FFIEC 101 information collection for three years
- Makes no changes to the existing reporting form or content
- Opens a public comment period ending August 4, 2026
Obligations
What this law requires
Submit any comments on the proposed three-year extension of the FFIEC 101 information collection by August 4, 2026, if the institution or trade group wishes to comment on burden, usefulness, or administration of the reporting requirement.
When submitting comments to the OCC, refer to “FFIEC 101” and include “OCC” as the agency name in the submission.
Banking institutions subject to the advanced capital adequacy framework remain subject to the FFIEC 101 regulatory capital reporting information collection, with no proposed changes to the form or reporting content under this notice.