FDIC needs to force retire the over 65 crowd with over 35 years of experience. The U of these two groups are close to 500 people.

Interesting. What would happen to all of the dead weight in DOA? DIR? Etc

Anonymous wrote:Please be mindful of the confidentiality agreements that you signed regarding any upcoming RIFs.

Is this a joke or what is this talking about?

Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain to this FDIC spouse who prefers not to broach the subject with already-worried DH what the difference is between "corp" and "biz"?

Corporate Units of the FDIC

These units handle the overall administration, policy, and governance of the agency.
1. Board of Directors – The governing body of the FDIC, consisting of five members, including the Chairman, who set policy and oversee the agency’s activities.
2. Chairman’s Office – Provides leadership and strategic direction for the agency.
3. Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO) – Manages the FDIC’s budget, financial reporting, and investment policies.
4. Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) – Oversees technology, cybersecurity, and information management.
5. Office of the Inspector General (OIG) – Conducts audits and investigations to ensure accountability and efficiency.
6. Office of the Ombudsman – Serves as a neutral party to resolve issues between the FDIC and external stakeholders, including banks and the public.
7. Office of Legislative Affairs – Acts as a liaison between the FDIC and Congress.

Business Units of the FDIC

These units are responsible for carrying out the FDIC’s core functions related to banking supervision, deposit insurance, and resolution of failed banks.
1. Division of Risk Management Supervision (RMS) – Oversees the safety and soundness of banks, ensuring they comply with laws and regulations.
2. Division of Depositor and Consumer Protection (DCP) – Enforces consumer protection laws, including fair lending practices.
3. Division of Insurance and Research (DIR) – Analyzes economic trends and banking risks, managing the Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF).
4. Division of Resolutions and Receiverships (DRR) – Handles failed banks, including managing assets and reimbursing insured depositors.
5. Legal Division – Provides legal support and enforcement actions against banks that violate regulations.
6. Division of Administration (DOA) – Manages human resources, facilities, and administrative support.
7. Corporate University (CU) – Provides training and development for FDIC employees.

Anonymous wrote:Please be mindful of the confidentiality agreements that you signed regarding any upcoming RIFs.

Pfft, is DOGE having people sign NDAs now? Most of the leaks aren't even coming from career staff. It's getting awkward in DHS with all the career staffers passing their polygraph and the political appointees/DOGE left scratching their heads. They are too worried about what they would find making the politicals take a poly.

Corrupt place.

Can someone explain to this FDIC spouse who prefers not to broach the subject with already-worried DH what the difference is between "corp" and "biz"?

Anonymous wrote:Please be mindful of the confidentiality agreements that you signed regarding any upcoming RIFs.

lol

Please be mindful of the confidentiality agreements that you signed regarding any upcoming RIFs.

Anonymous wrote:Word is getting out that FDIC plans to cut redundant offices between Corp and the Biz units. Corp will stay. The business lines will lose their administrative/IT/planning units so that the functions stay with Corp. Anyone else hearing this?

I’m not sure what corp means here? Are they merging business units with corporate?

Anonymous wrote:DCUM is much better for OpSec, though. There’s a lot more about the smaller agencies here. I think on Reddit more people are worried about being too identifying. Whereas here I can say I take the Fredericksburg VRE line every Tuesday departing at 5:38 without a qualm.

Janet, is that you?

DCUM is much better for OpSec, though. There’s a lot more about the smaller agencies here. I think on Reddit more people are worried about being too identifying. Whereas here I can say I take the Fredericksburg VRE line every Tuesday departing at 5:38 without a qualm.

Would suggest you check on reddit. DCUM is very helpful, but reddit has really been a lifeline of detailed info for Feds whose jobs are threatened (or gone)
‘Will I Lose My Job?’ Federal Workers Flock to Reddit for Answers.https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/19/technology/reddit-va-federal-workers.html

What have you heard about legal?

Word is getting out that FDIC plans to cut redundant offices between Corp and the Biz units. Corp will stay. The business lines will lose their administrative/IT/planning units so that the functions stay with Corp. Anyone else hearing this?