I'm no expert (or SmartAnon) on the Federal Reserve, but from what I read of the pdf download (from link at the bottom), this was a summary of all the open findings since 2011, with detailed status of items that have been open more than 12 months. The oldest of these was from 2011, with this title: Response to a Congressional Request Regarding the Economic Analysis Associated with Specified Rulemakings  2011-30-SR-B There are three reports from 2017 listed that address multiple findings in the areas of information systems, cybersecurity, and board governance. The report doesn't list any details about open items from 2018 and 2019.  However, the table at the top of the report shows there are 48 of 57 OIG recommendations open for 2018 and 16 of 16 for 2019. A side note...there's also one of these OIG updates to CFPB OIG findings on oversight.gov, but I did not post in Voat about it. Bottom line.  There are periodic OIG reviews of the Federal Reserve with published findings, but these reviews are more like internal reviews, not an audit of the Federal Reserve as many have been demanding, including some in Congress.