FDIC Provides Supervisory Relief for Hawaii Banks After Weather Events
Summary
The FDIC has announced supervisory relief measures for FDIC-supervised financial institutions operating in areas of Hawaii affected by recent low weather systems. The guidance directs affected banks to review the FDIC's Disaster Page for information on regulatory relief options and recommended actions. This relief applies specifically to FDIC-supervised institutions located in Hawaii, providing flexibility in examiner schedules, reporting requirements, and other supervisory matters to facilitate recovery operations.
“The FDIC has announced a series of steps intended to provide regulatory relief to institutions and facilitate recovery in areas of Hawaii affected by low weather systems.”
Banks that experienced operational disruptions from the weather events should proactively document the nature and extent of their impacts and initiate contact with their FDIC supervision team. Supervisory relief is typically available for examination scheduling, call report filing deadlines, and other regulatory requirements — but relief is not automatic and institutions must typically request it.
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The FDIC has issued a Financial Institution Letter providing supervisory relief to banks in Hawaii affected by low weather systems. This guidance activates the FDIC's disaster response framework, offering affected institutions regulatory flexibility regarding examination schedules, reporting deadlines, and other supervisory matters during the recovery period.
FDIC-supervised financial institutions in Hawaii should monitor the FDIC's Disaster Page for detailed guidance on available relief measures, examiner coordination procedures, and any modified filing requirements. Banks that sustained damage or operational disruptions should document their circumstances and proactively contact their FDIC supervision team to coordinate relief options.
What to do next
- Review the FDIC's Disaster Page for information about what to do if your bank is affected
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Financial Institution Letter: Supervisory Relief to Help Financial Institutions and Facilitate Recovery in Areas of Hawaii Affected by Low Weather Systems
FDIC Subscriptions sent this bulletin at 04/27/2026 04:00 PM EDT
| # FINANCIAL INSTITUTION LETTER | APRIL 27, 2026 |
| # Supervisory Relief to Help Financial Institutions and Facilitate Recovery in Areas of Hawaii Affected by Low Weather Systems |
| ## Summary:
The FDIC has announced a series of steps intended to provide regulatory relief to institutions and facilitate recovery in areas of Hawaii affected by low weather systems.
Please review the FDIC’s Disaster Page to review information about what to do if your bank is affected |
| ## Statement of Applicability:
The contents of, and material referenced in, this FIL apply to all FDIC-supervised financial institutions. |
| ## Distribution:
FDIC-Supervised Financial Institutions in Hawaii. |
| Read the FIL |
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| # FINANCIAL INSTITUTION LETTER | APRIL 27, 2026 | # Supervisory Relief to Help Financial Institutions and Facilitate Recovery in Areas of Hawaii Affected by Low Weather Systems | ## Summary:
The FDIC has announced a series of steps intended to provide regulatory relief to institutions and facilitate recovery in areas of Hawaii affected by low weather systems.
Please review the FDIC’s Disaster Page to review information about what to do if your bank is affected | ## Statement of Applicability:
The contents of, and material referenced in, this FIL apply to all FDIC-supervised financial institutions. | ## Distribution:
FDIC-Supervised Financial Institutions in Hawaii. | Read the FIL |
| ## Summary:
The FDIC has announced a series of steps intended to provide regulatory relief to institutions and facilitate recovery in areas of Hawaii affected by low weather systems.
Please review the FDIC’s Disaster Page to review information about what to do if your bank is affected |
| ## Statement of Applicability:
The contents of, and material referenced in, this FIL apply to all FDIC-supervised financial institutions. |
| ## Distribution:
FDIC-Supervised Financial Institutions in Hawaii. |
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