H.R. 6553 (119th)Congressional Activities

TIER Act of 2025

Finance and Financial Sector|Finance and Financial Sector
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Referred to the House Committee on Financial Services.

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The responsibilities of the Federal Reserve (Fed) fall into four main categories: monetary policy, regulation of certain banks and other financial firms, provision and oversight of certain interbank payment systems, and lender of last resort. This report summarizes issues for Congress in each of these areas, as well a…

AuthorsMarc Labonte
Federal Reserve & Monetary Policy
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H. Rept. 119-532Feb 25, 2026Financial Services Committee

TAILORING AND INDEXING ENHANCED REGULATIONS ACT OF 2025

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