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Agencies Extend Comment Period for Third-Party Risk Management Guidance

U.S. federal banking agencies have extended the public comment period for proposed third-party risk management guidance. The extension gives industry participants additional time to submit feedback on the interagency proposal. No new deadline was specified in the available material. The guidance addresses how banks manage risks from relationships with external service providers.

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The extension signals that regulators see enough complexity or industry concern in the proposal to warrant more input, though the absence of a stated deadline leaves the timeline unclear. For banks and their external service providers — a category that can include crypto and tokenization vendors — third-party risk guidance shapes how partnerships are documented, monitored and audited, so the comment window is a rare lever for shaping those expectations. Whether the extended period produces substantive industry feedback, and how the agencies then revise the interagency text, is the open question worth watching.

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