Banking Supervision and Lending
Banking supervision involves government oversight of banks, focusing on their operations, risks, and resources. Examiners assess how well banks manage risks and may require corrective actions if necessary.
Meet the Banking Supervision Team
Get to know the people behind our work.
State Member Banks and Applications
Any state-chartered bank can become a member of the Federal Reserve System.
Regulatory and Monetary Reporting
Analysts in our Statistics Department collect financial, banking structure, survey, and contextual information and provide data management services to ensure information is fit for use.
Appeals & Resolution Process
Banks may appeal Federal Reserve supervisory decisions through a formal process with no retaliation, supported by independent Ombuds for assistance.
Community Reinvestment Act
Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) requires banks to meet the credit needs of communities where they take deposits, including low-income areas.
Lending
Discount Window
Reserves
Featured Work
What Do Home Mortgage Disclosure Act Data Tell Us about the Southeast?
The southeastern housing market, often viewed as a monolith, is a diverse ecosystem made up of many disparate markets, geographies, and demographic groups. This article looks at recent Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data to observe recent trends in the region's mortgage market.
Ensuring Examiners' Readiness: The Atlanta Fed and Bank Supervision
In an ever-changing banking environment, it's essential for bank examiners to continuously hone their expertise. In this Economy Matters article, Joe Davidson of the Supervision and Regulation Division talks about the Atlanta Fed's commitment to the ongoing training and education of supervisors.
Latest Work
Stay current with recent publications, research findings, and data-driven insights on key economic topics.
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