ICBA’s Plan for Prosperity: A Regulatory Relief Agenda to Empower Local Communities
ICBA’s Plan for Prosperity provides targeted regulatory relief that will allow community banks to thrive by doing what they do best – serving and growing their communities. By rebalancing unsustainable regulatory burden, the Plan will ensure that scarce capital and labor resources are used productively, not sunk into unnecessary compliance costs, allowing community banks to better focus on lending and investing that will directly improve the quality of life in our communities. Each provision of the Plan was selected with input from community bankers nationwide and crafted to preserve and strengthen consumer protections and safety and soundness.
The Plan for Prosperity is not a bill; it is a platform of legislative priorities positioned for efficient advancement in Congress. The provisions could be introduced in Congress individually, collectively or configured in whatever fashion suits interested members of Congress.
Keep checking back for more opportunities to support individual provisions in the platform as they become introduced.
Plan for Prosperity Advocacy Resources
ICBA State and Regional Partner Banking Associations that Endorse the Plan for Prosperity
Arkansas Community Bankers Association
California Independent Bankers
Independent Bankers of Colorado
Connecticut Community Bankers Association
Florida Bankers Association
Community Bankers Association of Georgia
Community Bankers of Iowa
Community Bankers Association of Illinois
Indiana Bankers Association
Community Bankers Association of Kansas
Bluegrass Bankers Association
Louisiana Bankers Association
Massachusetts Independent Bankers Association, Inc.
Independent Community Bankers of Maine
Community Bankers of Michigan
Independent Community Bankers of Minnesota
Missouri Independent Bankers Association
Montana Independent Bankers
Independent Community Banks of North Dakota
Nebraska Independent Community Bankers
Community Bankers Association of New Jersey
Northern New Jersey Community Bankers
Independent Community Bankers Assn of New Mexico
Independent Bankers Association of New York State
Community Bankers Association of Ohio
Community Bankers Association of Oklahoma
Pennsylvania Association of Community Bankers
Independent Banks of South Carolina
Independent Community Bankers of South Dakota
Tennessee Bankers Association
Independent Bankers Association of Texas
Virginia Association of Community Banks
Community Bankers of Washington
Community Bankers of Wisconsin
Community Bankers of West Virginia
Wyoming Bankers Association
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Contact
Brian R. Anderson
Director, Congressional Advocacy
Independent Community Bankers
of America
1615 L St, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Phone: (800) 422-8439
Email: brian.anderson@icba.org
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