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Federal Reserve Fines ICBC $2.4M for Unauthorized Disclosure of Supervisory Info

Recent Regulations & NewsFederal Reserve Fines ICBC $2.4M for Unauthorized Disclosure of Supervisory Info

On Friday, the Federal Reserve Board imposed an enforcement action, levying a fine of approximately $2.4 million on the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. and its New York branch. The penalty was issued due to their unauthorized use and disclosure of confidential supervisory information, which encompasses reports of bank examinations and other privileged communications from banking regulators. Disclosing such information without prior approval is illegal. This regulatory action by the Board is aligned with a similar move by the New York Department of Financial Services, the state supervisor of the bank’s New York branch, resulting in combined penalties totaling around $32.4 million.

By FCCT Editorial Team

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