The Merger Process Review Act mandates triennial reviews by Inspectors General of federal regulators on their handling of insured depository.
The Merger Process Review Act requires the Inspector General of each federal prudential regulator to conduct a review every three years on the regulator's handling of insured depository institution merger applications. These reviews assess the timeliness and efficiency of the application process, evaluate relevant metrics, identify potential delays, and recommend improvements. The Inspector General must submit a report to Congress with findings and recommendations, to which the respective regulatory agency must respond with a plan for implementing the recommendations.
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