Community Banks

More than 80 percent of the institutions supervised by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) are community banks and federal savings associations. Community banks continue to serve as the foundation of cities and towns across the nation.

Resources

  • BankNet - Log on to this secure Website exclusively for employees of national banks and federal savings associations for email, financial services industry news, tools and reports, a calendar of upcoming events, and more.
  • Community Bank Director Workshops - Register for effective workshops that focus on roles and responsibilities for directors of national community banks and federal savings associations.
  • Subscribe to OCC Email Updates - The OCC offers a variety of information through free email subscriptions:
    • OCC News - Alerts, bulletins, news, and information about the mission, people and capabilities of the OCC.
    • OCC Community Affairs - Information about community development, small business financing, financial literacy, and consumer protection
    • OCC Education Announcements - Announcements about outreach and educational opportunities for bank professionals.
    • OCC Responsible Innovation - Receive periodic news, updates, and other information regarding responsible innovation affecting the federal banking system.

About the Federal Banking System

About OCC Supervision

Publications

Periodic Reports

Advisory Committees

  • The Mutual Savings Association Advisory Committee (MSAAC) helps the OCC assess the state of mutual savings associations and advises the OCC on ways to help ensure their continued health and viability.
  • The Minority Depository Institution Advisory Committee (MDIAC) helps the OCC assess the state of minority-owned depository institutions, advises on their supervisions, and shares ways to help ensure minority institutions remain a vibrant part of the federal banking system.

For Public Comment

  • See proposed rules, guidance, and other matters that are open for public comment on the Federal Register.