WASHINGTON, March 24 (Reuters) - Northern Trust Corp
NTRS.O had shortcomings in its 'living will' plans and will
have until year-end to update its plan on how to unwind in
bankruptcy, U.S. regulators said on Friday as they granted a
similar extension to four foreign banks.
Barclays PLC BARCR.UL , Credit Suisse CSAG.UL , Deutsche
Bank AG DBKGSG.UL and UBS AG UBSAG.UL were given a one-year
extension to satisfy regulators on their 'living wills' with
that paperwork due in July 2018, according to the Federal
Reserve.
The Fed and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation issued
guidance to those four firms "to help them improve their
resolution plans and to reflect the significant restructuring
that they have undertaken to form intermediate holding
companies."
Fifteen of the 16 other domestic firms reviewed under this
part of the 'living will' exams passed, the regulators said.
Those domestic banks are American Express AXP.N , Ally
Financial Inc ALLY.N , BB&T Corp BBT.N , Capital One Financial
Corp COF.N , Comerica Inc CMA.N , Discover Financial Services
DFS.N , Fifth Third Bancorp FITB.O , Huntington Bancshares Inc
HBAN.O , Key Corp KECR.BO , M&T Bank Corp MTB.N , Regions
Finanical Corp RF.N , Sun Trust Banks Inc STI.N , The PNC
Financial Services Group Inc PNC.N , U.S. Bancorp USB.N and
Zions Financial Bankcorp ZION.O
(Reporting By Patrick Rucker; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
((patrick.rucker@thomsonreuters.com; +202 354 5858; Reuters
Messaging: patrick.rucker.reuters.com@reuters.net))
Keywords: USA FED/LIVINGWILL