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Join fellow community bankers at the ICBA ThinkTECH Alumni Showcase to learn how banks are approaching AI adoption, tackling implementation challenges, and identifying practical use cases that deliver value.
ICBA sent comments to the FDIC regarding its proposed information collection for Reporting Forms PS-01, PS-01a, and PS-02 for permitted payment stablecoin issuers subject to the FDIC’s supervision under the GENIUS Act.
ICBA said that before finalizing the forms, the FDIC should coordinate the reporting framework with other federal payment stablecoin regulators and provide the public an opportunity to evaluate the forms within the context of the broader GENIUS Act regulatory framework.
ICBA said the FDIC should also revise the forms and instructions to better capture stablecoin-specific risks, avoid supervisory blind spots in the short-form report, preserve meaningful public disclosure, and support comparable, validated, machine-readable reporting.
ICBA sent a letter to the OCC objecting to the Aug. 18 application by ZeroHash National Trust Bank to organize as a de novo national trust bank. ICBA urged the OCC to deny the application because ZNTB’s proposed activities are not permissible for a national trust bank, adding that, at a minimum, the OCC should defer action unless and until it addresses supervisory, managerial, operational, and affiliate-dependence issues.
ICBA congratulates the winners of the 2026 National Community Bank Service Awards. This year’s honorees are making a meaningful impact through outstanding, hands-on volunteer service and a strong commitment to strengthening their local communities.
Developed by members of the ICBA Cyber and Data Security Subcommittee “Safeguarding Resilience: Navigating Cyber Insurance in the Age of Artificial Intelligence” helps community banks address the challenges of securing cyber insurance coverage, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence issues.
Additionally, the white paper includes recommendations, and a checklist of 30 questions community bankers should raise directly with their insurers to identify coverage gaps before an incident occurs.
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The industry is at a pivotal moment, with rapidly evolving crypto policy proposals and advances in AI technologies reshaping the landscape. ICBA is amplifying the voice of community banks and providing the tools and resources needed to navigate change, shape policy, and ensure continued success.
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“The nation’s community banks are leveraging AI to strengthen operations and resilience while they work to address key AI risks and implementation challenges that warrant further attention.”
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