The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) today updated guidance identifying actions that financial institutions should take to minimize the potential adverse effects of a pandemic.
Pandemic preparedness is an important part of a financial institution’s business continuity planning. The guidance provides the Council’s prudent expectations that regulated institutions should periodically review related risk management plans, including continuity plans, to ensure their ability to continue to deliver their products and services in a wide range of scenarios and with minimal disruption.
Sound planning, in advance of imminent risk to particular institutions, helps minimize disruptions to services to consumers, businesses, and communities when such contingencies occur.
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| Agency | Contact | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Federal Reserve | Darren Gersh | 202.452.2955 |
| CFPB | Marisol Garibay | 202.435.7170 |
| FDIC | Julianne Breitbeil | 202.898.6895 |
| NCUA | Ben Hardaway | 703.518.6333 |
| OCC | Bryan Hubbard | 202.649.6870 |
| SLC | Jim Kurtzke | 202.728.5733 |
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