Summary
Reuters reported that the Federal Reserve, FDIC and OCC are asking banks how agents are monitored, approved, audited and shut down. Regulators are also examining risks from foreign-developed models, cyberattacks and agents exceeding their authority.
Why it matters
The inquiries indicate that agent governance is becoming a supervisory expectation in critical financial infrastructure, not merely an internal risk-management choice.
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