Title 12 › CHAPTER 53 — WALL STREET REFORM AND CONSUMER PROTECTION › SUBCHAPTER IV — PAYMENT, CLEARING, AND SETTLEMENT SUPERVISION › § 5467
The appropriate financial regulator can check any bank or firm that has special rules under section 5464(a) to see what designated activities it does, what risks those activities create for the firm, what risks they create for other banks, key markets, or the whole financial system, whether the firm has the people and systems to manage those risks, and whether the firm is following this subchapter and the rules made under section 5464(a). To enforce these rules, the regulator can use the same inspection and enforcement powers found in subsections (b) through (n) of section 1818 as if the firm were an insured bank and the regulator were the federal banking agency for that bank. The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve will consult with and help regulators apply these rules consistently. A regulator may ask the Board in writing to take part in or lead an exam or to enforce the rules. If asked, the Board will act under terms both parties agree to. The Board can also step in on its own if it has reasonable cause to believe a firm is not following the rules, but only after it tells the appropriate regulator and the Council with supporting documents, asks the regulator to act, and either the regulator does not allow Board participation in an exam within 30 days or does not start a recommended enforcement action within 60 days, or the Board believes serious risks to markets or system stability exist. Before the Board acts on its own, it must get the Council’s approval by a majority vote. When the Board enforces the rules, it has the same subsection (b)–(n) powers of section 1818 as if it were the federal banking agency.
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12 U.S.C. § 5467
Title 12, Banks and Banking
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Sep 23, 2026
Release point: 119-110