Requires big banks to publicly report on their activities, risks, and social impacts.
This bill would require the nation's largest banks to release yearly reports to the Federal Reserve. These reports would detail their business activities, financial risks, and how they affect communities and the environment. This means the public would get more information about how these powerful banks operate.
Today, the nation's largest banks are not explicitly required to publicly release detailed annual reports about their operations, risks, and social impacts to the Federal Reserve. If this bill becomes law, these banks would have to submit comprehensive yearly reports covering everything from their climate risk actions to executive pay and environmental justice impacts, and the Federal Reserve would make these reports public.
HR 7513 · 119th Congress · February 11, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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