If you are a resolution manager, you must give reports to the Bank. The Bank will tell you how often to give these reports and what to include in them. You will need to report on the state of the deposit taker's affairs, business, and resolution.
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354: Resolution manager must consult and have regard to Bank advice, or
"Resolution manager must talk to the Bank and consider their advice when making decisions."
356: Resolution manager must report annually on conduct of resolution, or
"The person in charge must write a yearly report on how they handled problems with banks and other deposit takers."
A resolution manager must, in the manner specified by the Bank, provide the reports that the Bank may require about the state of the affairs, business, and resolution of the licensed deposit taker in resolution.
