Rep. Loudermilk: The House Should Go To Conference for Affordable Housing Legislation
construction, modernize HUD capabilities, and allow banks more freedom to lend. “The ability for Americans to own homes
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Rep. Loudermilk on Committee Advancing Financial Reporting Threshold Modernization Act
this key issue. When Congress passed the Bank Secrecy Act of 1970, they did so with the clear … These updates would reduce the compliance burden for banks and credit unions by sixty to eighty percent, reduce
Rep. Loudermilk’s Week In Review
this key issue. When Congress passed the Bank Secrecy Act of 1970, they did so with the clear … These updates would reduce the compliance burden for banks and credit unions by sixty to eighty percent, reduce
Rep. Loudermilk’s Week In Review
right-sizing, promote a healthy and competitive banking industry, and improve access to funding and capital for small … size banks. This package also includes three of Congressman Loudermik’s bills: Section 102: New BANK Act : Requires
Rep. Loudermilk’s Week In Review
Services passed three of his bills, The New BANK Act (H.R. 6551), the American FIRST … free from foreign influence, I introduced the New BANK Act and the American FIRST Act. These bills, which
Rep. Loudermilk Advances Three Key Pieces of Legislation
Services passed three of his bills, The New BANK Act (H.R. 6551), the American FIRST … free from foreign influence, I introduced the New BANK Act and the American FIRST Act. These bills, which
Rep. Loudermilk’s Week In Review
cannot unilaterally negotiate binding international agreements. Federal banking agencies increasingly align with global governance bodies and the Executive … this bill last Congress. H.R. 6551, the New Bank Application Numbers Knowledge (New BANK) Act – This bill
Carter introduces bill awarding Congressional Gold Medal to the fallen patriots of Thiokol
Celia A. Alberta — Woodbine, GA Ethel L. Banks — Woodbine, GA Annie C. Booth — Kingsland, GA Gloria W. Booth
Rep. Loudermilk’s Week In Review
these areas. Letter to the Federal banking agencies (Fed, OCC, and FDIC) regarding enhanced prudential standards – Asks … their application of enhanced prudential standards (EPS) to banks designated as Category II, III, and IV banking organizations
Congressman Allen Visits Golden Harvest Food Bank in Augusta
Allen (GA-12) visited Golden Harvest Food Bank in Augusta, Georgia. During his visit, Congressman Allen thanked
Rep. Loudermilk’s Week In Review
member must have previously served as a state bank supervisor. – The Chair of the commission, designated … Stability Oversight Council’s process for designating non-bank financial companies as systemically important. This designation comes with
Congressman Rich McCormick Introduces the Litigation Reimbursement Act
should never depend on the size of your bank account,” said Congressman McCormick . “The Litigation Reimbursement Act ensures
Carter Statement on House Passage of Key Crypto Legislation
prohibiting the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency, citing privacy concerns and potential government surveillance
Rep. Loudermilk’s Week In Review
intolerable evil, especially for our small community banks. Georgia has lost more banks than any other state … overwhelming cost of government compliance. “While big banks have an abundance of lawyers and compliance specialists to comply
Rep. Loudermilk’s TAILOR Act Passes Key House Committee
intolerable evil, especially for our small community banks. Georgia has lost more banks than any other state … overwhelming cost of government compliance. “While big banks have an abundance of lawyers and compliance specialists to comply
Rep. Loudermilk’s Week In Review
Ensuring U.S. Authority over U.S. Bank Regulation Act. – This bill would require U.S. bank regulators to disclose … value. This has the unintended consequence of deterring banks from passing key milestones due to the new regulatory
Rep. Loudermilk’s Week In Review
Removes any reference to “reputational” risk from bank supervisory criteria, which would prevent the weaponization of bank regulators
Rep. Loudermilk’s Week In Review
threshold with Congressional intent. “When Congress passed the Bank Secrecy Act of 1970, they did so with
Rep. Loudermilk’s Week In Review
Protecting Consumer Privacy When Congress passed the Bank Secrecy Act of 1970, they did so with the clear … prevent unelected federal bureaucrats from issuing a central bank digital currency that would undermine Americans’ privacy
Rep. Loudermilk Reintroduces Legislation to Modernize Financial Reporting and Protect Consumer Privacy
threshold with Congressional intent. “ When Congress passed the Bank Secrecy Act of 1970, they did so with … inflation. This would reduce the compliance burden for banks and credit unions by 60 to 80 percent, while
Rep. Loudermilk’s Week In Review
Discusses How A Simple Fix Could Save Community Bank Millions of Dollars In case you missed it, this … year old law could save community banks and their customers millions of dollars with Cathy Owen, Executive Chairman