Modernizes bank supervision, promotes competition, and enhances transparency in banking regulations.
The Main Street Capital Access Act aims to modernize bank supervision by revising the CAMELS rating system, prohibiting the use of reputational risk in supervisory frameworks, and establishing an Office of Independent Examination Review. It promotes competition by modernizing bank holding company mergers and clarifying guidance. The act enhances transparency by requiring annual reports on bank examinations, interactions with global financial regulatory forums, and the discount window.
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