ICBA this week unveiled its plan for the 119th Congress and incoming administration to address banking regulations and kickstart economic growth in local communities.
New Plan: With a new slate of elected officials in Washington offering a historic opportunity to make significant improvements to financial services policy, “Repair, Reform, and Thrive: ICBA's Plan for Powering Local Economies” addresses key policy challenges facing community banks and the communities they serve.
About the Agenda: “Repair, Reform, and Thrive” offers a regulatory and legislative agenda to fix broken regulations harming communities, unleash the power of locally based banking, and fuel the future of community banking. ICBA laid out the key legislative elements of the plan in an open letter to the 119th Congress.
