Federal Reserve to Review Previously Flagged Bank Issues Under Oversight Overhaul
The Fed is reviewing bank directives to focus on material risks. Examiners plan to resolve clear cases by March and finish the full review by mid-July.
The Federal Reserve announced today, February 11, 2026, a formal review of all previously flagged matters requiring attention (MRAs) to determine whether they meet the central bank's new standard focusing on material financial risks. This review could lead to some MRAs being downgraded to non-binding supervisory observations, a move that would fundamentally alter the enforcement obligations for U.S. banks operating in the United States
US. The action is part of an ongoing overhaul of how the Federal Reserve supervises large financial institutions under Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman.











