T339 · SR 26-02 · Model Risk Management · AP2 Export
SR 26-02 Model Risk Management Gap Analyzer
Assess your banking organization's model risk management (MRM) program against the revised Interagency Guidance on Model Risk Management (SR 26-02 / OCC 2026-13 / FDIC FIL-2026), issued April 17, 2026 by the Federal Reserve, OCC, and FDIC, which replaced SR 11-7 (2011). Generates a gap score across five domains, remediation priority matrix, and AP2 policy mandate export.
Issued April 17, 2026Replaces SR 11-7 (2011)Five-Domain Gap Analysis · AP2 ExportFed · OCC · FDIC Joint GuidanceClient-Side · Zero PII · CC BY 4.0
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Step 01Institution Profile & Proportionality Tier
SR 26-02 Proportionality — The new guidance is principles-based and explicitly proportional. Organizations with total assets >$30B are expected to apply the full framework. Smaller organizations should apply principles scaled to their model risk profile.
Determines SR 26-02 proportionality tier (>$30B = full application expected)
Total count of models subject to MRM governance
Step 02Five-Domain SR 26-02 Assessment
Domain A — Model Development & Implementation
65%
% of models with full technical documentation (purpose, assumptions, limitations, theoretical basis)
Domain B — Model Validation
55%
Domain C — Model Inventory & Classification
Domain D — Governance & Oversight
Domain E — Outcome Analysis & Ongoing Monitoring
Note on Agentic AI & GenAI — SR 26-02 does not yet provide specific guidance for agentic AI systems or generative AI models. Supervisory expectations for these model types are under development. Organizations using LLMs, foundation models, or autonomous agents should apply SR 26-02 principles as a minimum baseline and monitor forthcoming regulatory guidance.
[1]SR 26-02 / FRB SR Letter 26-02: Interagency Guidance on Model Risk Management (Federal Reserve, OCC, FDIC — April 17, 2026). Replaces SR 11-7 (2011).
[2]OCC Bulletin 2026-13: Model Risk Management — Interagency Guidance (Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, April 17, 2026).
[3]FDIC FIL-2026: Interagency Guidance on Model Risk Management (FDIC, April 17, 2026).
[4]SR 11-7 (superseded): Guidance on Model Risk Management (Federal Reserve, April 4, 2011).
[5]BCBS 239: Principles for Effective Risk Data Aggregation and Risk Reporting (Basel Committee, January 2013) — complementary framework.