OCC Increases 2025 Assessments for National Banks and Federal Savings Associations — 2024-11-27

WASHINGTON—The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today announced an increase in assessment rates for the 2025 calendar year. The increases are primarily targeted at large banks and other institutions requiring increased supervisory resources. The OCC increased the rates in the general assessment fee schedule for assets above $40 billion by 16 percent to reflect the increased cost of supervising the largest institutions. The OCC increased all other rates in the general assessment fee schedule by 2.65 percent to account for inflation. The OCC’s assessment schedule continues to include a surcharge for banks that require increased supervisory resources.