Which part pertains to regulations transferred from the Office of Thrift Supervision?

The regulations that were transferred from the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) to the FDIC are specifically found in Part 390. This part encompasses the rules and regulations that were previously administered by the OTS for savings associations and related entities, allowing for a smoother transition and continued oversight under the FDIC's regulatory framework. The consolidation and transfer of these regulations aimed to maintain the integrity of the financial system while also streamlining the regulatory processes.

The other parts mentioned do not pertain to the regulations transferred from the OTS. For example, Part 380 relates to the requirements for the designation of a minority depository institution, while Part 371 deals with aspects related to insured depository institutions, such as regulations regarding the prohibition of certain activities. Part 206 focuses on the standards for global positions and capital adequacy, which do not overlap with the regulations originally overseen by the OTS.