The 2012 InterAgency Collaboration Roundtable
Mission Statement
To build an environment for openly communicating with banking regulatory agencies beyond financial data.
About the InterAgency Collaboration Project
To meet the increased need to openly communicate, share knowledge, and network with other banking regulatory organizations, the Federal Reserve Supervision & Regulation’s Subcommittee on Supervisory Administration and Technology (SSAT), the Business Collaboration Council (BCC) and the Federal Reserve System Supervision & Regulation function formed partnerships with various organizations to initiate the InterAgency Collaboration Project (IACP).
The IACP aims to connect people between banking regulatory organizations to exchange expertise on supervisory topics beyond financial data, discuss business problems, and share lessons learned across organizations, working together to strengthen the financial system across the United States.
At the 2011 InterAgency Collaboration Roundtable event, networking opportunities, facilitated brainstorming sessions, and formal surveys took place to identify opportunities and cultivate relationships between organizations. The 2012 InterAgency Collaboration Roundtable event will continue building upon the foundation for strengthening these established relationships and executing a knowledge sharing strategy. For more information about the event, visit the InterAgency Collaboration Roundtable event page.
FAQ
- What is the InterAgency project?
The InterAgency Collaboration Project is an effort to engage the Federal Reserve Banking Supervision & Regulation function and other banking regulatory organizations in knowledge sharing to solve business problems together. - Who is involved?
The Federal Reserve System Supervision & Regulation business line and other regulatory organizations such as the FDIC, SEC, CSBS , CFPB, FFIEC, OFR, and OCC. - Who do I contact for more information about getting involved?
IACP@clev.frb.org - Who is leading this initiative?
Federal Reserve Supervision & Regulation’s Subcommittee on Supervisory Administration and Technology (SSAT) and the Business Collaboration Council (BCC) are sponsors of this project. - What is the purpose?
To create an environment that supports open communication and knowledge transfer between banking regulatory organizations on various supervisory topics.