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Public notice: Fed extends comment period on bank insider-lending rule to Nov. 4

Public notice Confirmed Corrected Oct. 3

This story has been updated: Update: Fed's insider-lending proposal would raise board-approval threshold to $2 million Oct. 3, 2026

Oct. 2, 2026 — The Federal Reserve extended to Nov. 4 the comment period on its proposal to modernize Regulation O, which governs loans by banks to their executives, directors and principal shareholders. Comments had been due Oct. 5.

The wall: What the Regulation O proposal would change is not described in the extension notice.

Tier: Confirmed (the extension and the Nov. 4 deadline, from the Fed's announcement)

Corrections

  • Corrected Oct. 3, 2026: the notes on what this story is based on and what remains unknown were revised for clarity. The facts are unchanged.

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