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FDIC Advisory Committee on Community Banking

On May 29, 2009, the FDIC Board of Directors approved establishing the FDIC Advisory Committee on Community Banking to provide the FDIC with advice and guidance on a broad range of important policy issues impacting small community banks throughout the country, as well as the local communities they serve, with a focus on rural areas.

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Advisory Committee Meetings
Date Meeting Information Documents
02/17/12 Discussion of current issues affecting community banking. Federal Register Notice for Meeting - PDF
2011
11/04/11 Discussion of current issues affecting community banking.

    Federal Register Notice for Meeting - PDF 		Agenda
Seating Chart
05/11/11 The future of community banking.

    Federal Register Notice for Meeting - PDF 		Agenda
Minutes - PDF
01/20/11 A review of issues affecting the industry including the implementation of Dodd-Frank and small business lending.

    Federal Register Notice for Meeting - PDF 		Agenda
Minutes - PDF
2010
10/14/10 A discussion of the economic outlook, condition of the industry, and an overview of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.

    Federal Register Notice for Meeting - PDF		 Agenda
Minutes - PDF
04/21/10 A discussion of supervisory, assessment, consumer protection and/or legislative issues of particular importance to community banks.

    Federal Register Notice for Meeting - PDF		 Agenda
Minutes - PDF
01/28/10 Community banks as growth engines; “hot button” examination issues; updates on the status of regulatory reform; and clarifying the bank resolution process.

    Federal Register Notice for Meeting - PDF		 Agenda
Minutes - PDF
 2009
10/15/09 The impact of the financial crisis on community banks, the role of financial reform legislation in preventing the next crisis and community bank perspectives on funding the deposit insurance system. 

    Federal Register Notice for Meeting - PDF		 Agenda
Minutes - PDF

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Committee Charter and Purpose

Group photo of Advisory Committee on Community Banking


Members of the FDIC Advisory Committee on Community Banking gather for the Committee’s first meeting on October 15, 2009, at the FDIC’s Board Room in Washington, D.C. Seated (l to r): Deborah A. Cole, President and CEO, Citizens Savings Bank & Trust Co., Nashville, Tennessee; Ignacio Urrabazo, Jr., President, Commerce Bank, Laredo, Texas; FDIC Chairman Sheila C. Bair; Jack E. Hopkins, President and CEO, CorTrust Bank, N.A., Sioux Falls, South Dakota; and Rebeca Romero Rainey, Chair and CEO, Centinel Bank, Taos, New Mexico. Standing (l to r): Jan A. Miller, President and CEO, Wainwright Bank & Trust Company, Boston, Massachusetts; Bruce A. Schriefer, President, Bankers’ Bank of Kansas, N.A., Wichita, Kansas; Timothy W. Koch, Professor and Chair, Finance Department, Moore School of Business, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina; Craig M. Goodlock, Chairman and CEO, Farmers State Bank, Munith, Michigan; Laurie Stewart, President and CEO, Sound Community Bank, Seattle, Washington; Charles G. Brown, III, Chairman and CEO, Insignia Bank, Sarasota, Florida; James H. Gray, Chairman, Beach Business Bank, Manhattan Beach, California; Matthew Williams, Chairman and President, Gothenburg State Bank & Trust Company, Gothenburg, Nebraska; R. Daniel Blanton, President and CEO, Southeastern Bank Financial Corporation and Georgia Bank & Trust of Augusta; and John P. Lewis, President and CEO, Southern Arizona Community Bank, Tucson, Arizona. Not shown, Dorothy J. Bridges, President and CEO, City First Bank of D.C., Washington, D.C.
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Last Updated 02/02/2012
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