occ.

American  

abbreviation

1. occasional.

2. occasionally.

3. occident.

4. occidental.

5. occupation.

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Example Sentences

But trust charters give crypto firms a foot into the banking door, including the imprimateur of the OCC.

From MarketWatch

While Gould is only one among four federal banking regulators, his sharp views on crypto and aggressive defense of the White House’s agenda have recently stolen the spotlight from the OCC’s larger or more recognizable counterparts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Last month, the OCC approved changes to its regulations that appear to further cement the open-ended approach to such banks.

From The Wall Street Journal

Before the 2008 financial crisis, the OCC received on average more than 100 charter applications a year, Gould said in a recent speech.

From The Wall Street Journal

A record average 61 million options changed hands daily in 2025, according to the OCC, or Options Clearing Corp.

From The Wall Street Journal