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CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
AND COMPLIANCE OFFICER |
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FDIC Rules and
Regulations Service |
The complete text of the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation's Law, Regulations and Related Acts (Rules and Regulations)
now is available to you free on the FDIC's Internet site (www.fdic.gov).
The direct address for accessing the Rules and Regulations is http://www.fdic.gov/regulations/laws/rules/index.html
The electronic Rules and Regulations
service includes the complete text of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act,
FDIC regulations and source notes. Policy statements approved by the FDIC
Board of Directors, selected General
Counsel opinions, legal advisory opinions, consumer laws and regulations
related to banking, and selected Federal Reserve regulations also are part
of this electronic service.
The FDIC will continue to provide
one free printed version of the three-volume Rules and Regulations loose-leaf
binder service to each insured institution. Insured institutions may continue
to purchase additional paper copies at a cost of $280 per set.
The new Internet version of the Rules
and Regulations has a key word or phrase search option that enables users
to find the location of specific words or phrases wherever they appear.
This electronic search capability also improves the usefulness of the Subject
Index, Code of Federal Regulations and U.S. Code finding aids that are replicated
from the print version.
Comments about content, format or
ease-of-use of this electronic service may be e-mailed to Regs@FDIC.gov.
Users' comments will help guide future enhancements to the electronic and
print versions of the Rules and Regulations service. For further information,
please contact Steve Parker, Associate Editor, in the Office of the Executive
Secretary at (202) 898-3831.
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Robert
E. Feldman |
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Executive
Secretary |
Distribution: All Insured Institutions
NOTE: Paper copies of FDIC financial
institution letters may be obtained through the FDIC's Public Information
Center, 801 17th Street, N.W., Room 100, Washington, D.C. 20434 (800-276-6003
or (703) 562-2200).
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