The Main Street Capital Access Act aims to improve federal banking laws by enhancing bank competition, modernizing supervision, and strengthening.
The Main Street Capital Access Act proposes several reforms to federal banking laws. It seeks to promote new bank formation and improve access to local communities by studying methods to boost rural depositories. The act also aims to tailor bank regulation to better account for institutions with low operational risk and to enhance bank-fintech partnerships. It includes provisions for the modernization of supervision, such as removing reputational risk from supervisory considerations and establishing an Office of Independent Examination Review.
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