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E-News 11-13-26 STATE GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Indiana Senate reorganizes committee leadership Senate President Pro Tem-elect Chris Garten announced a significant reorganization of Senate committee leadership, naming 14 new committee chairs. The most notable change for the banking industry is that Sen. Scott Baldwin, who previously chaired the Insurance & Financial Institutions Committee, will now lead the Tax & Fiscal Policy Committee, which oversees tax-related legislation. Former Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray will transition into the role of Chair of the Insurance & Financial...
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E-News 11-6-26 STATE GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Indiana election results The 2026 midterm elections brought significant changes to the political landscape in Indiana. Democrats made notable gains, winning the Secretary of State's office for the first time since 1994, electing a Democratic State Comptroller, capturing an additional congressional seat and ending the Republican supermajority in the Indiana House of Representatives. Republicans maintained control of both chambers of the Indiana General Assembly, including their supermajority in the Senate.  Indiana General Assembly elects new...
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E-News 10-30-26 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Treasury proposes rule to bar large institutional investment in single-family homes The Treasury Department proposed a rulemaking to prevent large institutional investors from purchasing single-family homes, as required by housing legislation recently passed by Congress. A large institutional investor is defined as an investor that has direct or indirect control over at least 350 homes. Penalties for violating the law can range from $1 million to three times the purchase price of the property involved.  Read more Trump issues additional orders...
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E-News 10-23-26 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Studies gauge fraud costs for banks, financial services Every $1 of fraud now costs U.S. financial services firms $5.47, up from $4 in 2021, according to new research by LexisNexis. At the same time, a separate study by PYMNTS.com found that U.S. financial institutions now spend more than $2 to stop every $1 lost to fraud.  Read more OCC finalizes stablecoin rule with narrow payment-of-interest prohibition The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency finalized a rule to enforce the GENIUS Act with a narrower prohibition on payment-of-...
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