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BPI says SR 11-7 should go; bank model risk chiefs say ‘no’

Lobby group wants US guidance repealed; practitioners want consistent model supervision and audit

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Senior model risk executives at US banks are at odds with a leading industry trading association over the future of cornerstone guidance issued by the US Federal Reserve more than a decade ago. 

Last April, the Bank Policy Institute called for the repeal of SR 11-7, the Fed’s groundbreaking supervisory letter on model risk management, and by last November had garnered support from some Republican

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