FDIC February Enforcement Actions - Consent Orders and Waiver Terminations
Summary
The FDIC published its February 2026 enforcement actions list on March 27, consisting of nine total actions: one consent order, one order of prohibition, six orders terminating 100 waiver orders, and one notice. The FDIC noted that no administrative hearings were scheduled for April 2026.
What changed
The FDIC released its February 2026 list of administrative and enforcement actions on March 27, 2026. The list comprises nine enforcement actions including one consent order, one order of prohibition, six orders terminating a total of 100 waiver orders, and one notice. No administrative hearings were scheduled for April.
This is a routine publication of enforcement actions and does not create new obligations for the banking industry. Banks should review the specific orders on the FDIC website to determine if any actions relate to their institution or supervised entities. The enforcement actions reflect ongoing FDIC supervisory activity rather than new regulatory requirements.
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April 6, 2026
FDIC publishes February enforcement actions
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On March 27, the FDIC published a list of administrative and enforcement actions taken in February. The list of nine actions consists of one consent order, one order of prohibition, six orders terminating a total of 100 waiver orders, and one notice. The FDIC further noted that no administrative hearings were scheduled for April.
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