With a new Congress and administration arriving in Washington this month, the nation’s community banks have a momentous opportunity to make significant changes to the regulatory system, ICBA President and CEO Rebeca Romero Rainey said.
Details: In a new Main Street Matters blog post and video, Romero Rainey cited ICBA’s comprehensive “Repair, Reform, and Thrive” policy plan. “ICBA’s ‘Repair, Reform, and Thrive’ plan offers a common-sense agenda to fix broken regulations harming communities, unleash the power of locally based banking, and fuel the future of our industry,” she said.
Spreading the Word: ICBA laid out the key legislative elements of the plan this week in an open letter to the new Congress and in a full-page ad that ran in Politico.