The FDIC has issued a final rule to formalize longstanding expectations it has had for the parent company of a new industrial loan company (ILC). The FDIC adopted the proposed rule issued in March 2020 with few changes. The final rule requires a new ILC to enter into a written agreement with the ILC parent and
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