WASHINGTON–With the House busy this week attempting to pass legislation around the federal debt limit, and with the Senate focused on judicial nominations, there are numerous hearings this week on Capitol Hill that credit unions are watching.
In addition, both CUNA and NAFCU noted the House will also be marking up legislation around capital formation and a major CFPB reform bill, the CFPB Transparency, Accountability and Reform Act, which includes a number of credit union-favored provisions.
Wednesday
Senate Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs Committee: Building Consensus to Address Housing Challenges
Senate Committee on Small Business & Entrepreneurship: Oversight of SBA’s Implementation of Final Rules to Expand Access to Credit. “We have a lot of concerns about this rule in the way it was issued and the impact it could have,” said NAFCU’s Brad Thaler during a call with the media.
Thursday
Senate Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs Committee: Oversight of the Credit Reporting Agencies
House Financial Services Committee: Oversight of the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) and the Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence
House Financial Services Committee: The Future of Digital Assets: Identifying the Regulatory Gaps in Digital Asset Market Structure
House Committee on Agriculture Subcommittee on Commodity Markets, Digital Assets and Rural Development: The Future of Digital Assets Identifying the Regulatory Gaps in Spot Market Regulation
House Energy & Commerce Committee: Addressing America’s Data Privacy Shortfalls: How a National Standard Fills Gaps to Protect Americans’ Personal Information
Friday
House Financial Services Committee: The Reauthorization of the National Flood Insurance Program: FEMA’s Perspective
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