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12 CFR 1227.4

§ 1227.4 Regulated entity reports on covered misconduct.

United States · 12 CFR — Banks and Banking · Status: effective

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12 CFR 1227.4, § 1227.4 Regulated entity reports on covered misconduct, United States, version 1 as recorded 2026-07-09, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/provision/50415
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(a) General. A regulated entity shall submit a report to FHFA when the regulated entity becomes aware that a person or any affiliates thereof with which the regulated entity is engaging or has engaged in a covered transaction within the past three (3) years has engaged in covered misconduct. A regulated entity is aware of covered misconduct when the regulated entity has reliable information that such misconduct has occurred. (b) Content of reports. Each report on covered misconduct shall: (1) Include sufficient information for FHFA to identify the person or persons that are the subject of the report, as well as any affiliates thereof if such affiliates are known to the regulated entity; (2) Describe the nature and extent of any covered transaction that the regulated entity has or had with any persons and any affiliates thereof identified in the report; and (3) Include a description of the covered misconduct, including the date of the covered misconduct, documents evidencing the covered misconduct if in the possession of the regulated entity, and any other relevant information that the regulated entity chooses to submit. (c) Timing of reports. (1) A regulated entity shall submit a report to FHFA on covered misconduct no later than thirty (30) calendar daysafter the regulated entity becomes aware of such misconduct, even if the regulated entity lacks sufficient information to submit a complete report. (2) A regulated entity may supplement the submission of any covered misconduct report by submitting additional relevant information to FHFA at any time.

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This is a federal regulation, adopted through agency rulemaking under the Administrative Procedure Act — not enacted by a recorded vote of Congress.