AmericaFDIC insider credit proposal: comment deadline extended to November 4
The FDIC extended the comment period for its August 6, 2026 “Extensions of Credit to Insiders” proposal from October 5 to November 4, 2026. This is a deadline extension, not a final banking rule. The notice identifies RIN 3064-AG26 for comments.
Record essentials
An old closing date can miss a real opportunity
The October 9 extension is the evidence for the new window. Check the FDIC notice and underlying proposal together rather than treating an older calendar listing as the final answer.
Read the actual agency route
The notice gives FDIC website, email, mail, and hand-delivery routes. It lists RIN 3064-AG26. Follow those instructions; a third-party document identifier alone is not a reason to assume a different submission channel.
What you can do next
- Confirm November 4 against the extension notice.
- Find the underlying August 6 proposal on the FDIC site.
- Identify the proposal passage and evidence your comment addresses.
- Use an authorized FDIC route with RIN 3064-AG26; retain the receipt.
This page does not submit a comment, register you to vote, allocate money, or contact an official on your behalf.
Keep this boundary in view
This page is participation guidance, not banking, investment, or compliance advice. FDIC comments can be public, including supplied personal information.
A dated, selected snapshot, not an exhaustive live list. Deadlines can be extended, reopened, or close at a specified time. Always confirm the current official notice.
Primary sources
- Published notice and submission instructions ↗2026-10-09 · Consulted October 9, 2026
- Official Federal Register PDF on GovInfo ↗2026-10-09 · Consulted October 9, 2026
- Open FDIC’s official comment instructions ↗2026-10-09 · Consulted October 9, 2026
Questions worth resolving
Did the proposal become final on October 9?
No. The October 9 action extends its comment period.
Should I use the old October 5 deadline?
The cited extension lists November 4; check for any later official change.
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