Haw. Code R. § 16-26-7 - Uniform financial institutions rating system
(a) The
division adopts the "Uniform Financial Institutions Rating System" (UFIRS),
which was issued and recommended by the Federal Financial Institutions
Examination Council. The rating system reflects in a comprehensive and uniform
fashion an institution's financial condition, compliance with laws and
regulations, and overall operating soundness. Its primary purpose is to help
identify those institutions whose financial, operating, or compliance
weaknesses require special supervisory attention or warrant a higher than
normal degree of supervisory concern.
(b) The uniform rating of institutions will
ensure that:
(1) The degree of supervisory
attention and the type of supervisory response are based upon the severity and
nature of an institution's problems;
(2) Supervisory attention and action are, to
the extent possible, administered uniformly and consistently, regardless of the
type of institution or the identity of the regulatory agency; and
(3) Appropriate supervisory action is taken
to address those institutions whose problems entail the greatest potential for
hardship or inconvenience to depositors, borrowers, or the public; or those
institutions whose potential weaknesses would most seriously disrupt the proper
and efficient functioning of the financial system.
(c) In accordance with the UFIRS, each
institution shall be assigned a uniform composite rating based on an evaluation
of pertinent financial and operational standards, criteria, and principles.
This overall rating is expressed through use of a numerical scale of "1"
through "5" in ascending order of supervisory concern. Thus, "1" represents the
highest rating and, consequently, the lowest level of supervisory concern; "5"
represents the lowest rating and, therefore, the highest degree of supervisory
concern. The uniform composite rating and individual component ratings shall be
contained in the report of examination and shall be deemed confidential,
pursuant to section
412:2-104,
HRS.
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