The House Committee on Financial Services is considered to be one of the House's most powerful committees.[1]
It is currently chaired by Republican Patrick McHenry from North Carolina, having assumed office in 2023. He previously served as the committee's Ranking Member. The Ranking Member is Democrat Maxine Waters from California, who previously chaired the committee under a Democrat majority in the House.
Under the rules of the 113th Congress, the Financial Services Committee's jurisdiction includes:
Banks and banking, including deposit insurance and Federal monetary policy
Economic stabilization, defense production, renegotiation, and control of the price of commodities, rents, and services
Financial aid to commerce and industry (other than transportation)
Insurance generally
International finance
International financial and monetary organizations
Money and credit, including currency and the issuance of notes and redemption thereof; gold and silver, including the coinage thereof; valuation and revaluation of the dollar
The Banking and Currency Committee was created on December 11, 1865, to take over responsibilities previously handled by the Ways and Means Committee. It continued to function under this name until 1968, when it assumed the current name.[3]
The Financial Services Committee operates with six subcommittees. The jurisdiction over insurance was transferred in 2001 to the then-House Banking and Financial Services Committee from the House Energy and Commerce Committee. Since that time it had been the purview of the Subcommittee on Capital Markets, Insurance and Government Sponsored Enterprises. But "with plans to reform Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac expected to take up much of that panel's agenda, insurance instead [was] moved to a new Subcommittee on Insurance, Housing and Community Opportunity [as of the 112th Congress]."[4] In the 115th Congress, a new subcommittee on Terrorism and Illicit Finance was created, dedicated to disrupting the financing of terrorist organizations.[5]
Lavelle, Kathryn C. Money and Banks in the American Political System. NY: Cambridge. 97811017609167
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^Merle, Renae (January 16, 2019). "Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez vs. Wall Street: Lawmaker wins spot on powerful House committee". The Washington Post. Retrieved June 28, 2022.
^"Jurisdiction". financialservices.house.gov. Financial Services Committee. Retrieved February 25, 2021. This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the public domain.
^"Chapter 5. Records of the Banking and Currency Committees". Guide to the Records of the U.S. House of Representatives at the National Archives, 1789–1989 (Record Group 233). National Archives and Records Administration. Retrieved November 26, 2010.
^Lehmann, R. J. (January 20, 2011). "Insurance gets top billing on new House subcommittee". SNL Financial. from the original on February 25, 2021. Retrieved January 27, 2011.
^"Pearce to head committee on terrorism finances". The Arizona Republic. January 9, 2017. Retrieved February 27, 2017.
^"McHenry Announces Financial Services Subcommittee Chairs and Jurisdiction for 118th Congress | Financial Services Committee". financialservices.house.gov. Retrieved January 18, 2023.
^"Ranking Member Waters Announces Subcommittee Membership for Democratic Caucus on House Financial Services Committee". U.S. House Committee on Financial Services Democrats. February 1, 2023. Retrieved February 2, 2023.
^Waters Opening Statement at Committee Organizational Meeting and Markup to Adopt Committee Rules
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The United States House Committee on Financial Services also referred to as the House Banking Committee and previously known as the Committee on Banking and Currency is the committee of the United States House of Representatives that oversees the entire financial services industry including the securities insurance banking and housing industries The Financial Services Committee also oversees the work of the Federal Reserve the United States Department of the Treasury the U S Securities and Exchange Commission and other financial services regulators House Financial Services CommitteeStanding committeeActive United States House of Representatives118th CongressHistoryFormedDecember 11 1865LeadershipChairPatrick McHenry R Since January 3 2023Ranking memberMaxine Waters D Since January 3 2023Vice chairFrench Hill R Since January 3 2023StructureSeats52Political partiesMajority 29 Republican 29 Minority 23 Democratic 23 Websitefinancialservices wbr house wbr govThe House Committee on Financial Services is considered to be one of the House s most powerful committees 1 It is currently chaired by Republican Patrick McHenry from North Carolina having assumed office in 2023 He previously served as the committee s Ranking Member The Ranking Member is Democrat Maxine Waters from California who previously chaired the committee under a Democrat majority in the House Contents 1 Jurisdiction 2 History 3 Members 118th Congress 4 Subcommittees 4 1 Current subcommittees 5 List of chairs 6 List of ranking members 7 Historical membership rosters 7 1 117th Congress 7 2 116th Congress 7 3 115th Congress 7 4 114th Congress 7 5 113th Congress 7 6 112th Congress 7 7 111th Congress 7 8 110th Congress 7 9 109th Congress 7 10 108th Congress 7 11 107th Congress 7 12 93rd Congress 8 See also 9 References 10 External linksJurisdiction editUnder the rules of the 113th Congress the Financial Services Committee s jurisdiction includes Banks and banking including deposit insurance and Federal monetary policy Economic stabilization defense production renegotiation and control of the price of commodities rents and services Financial aid to commerce and industry other than transportation Insurance generally International finance International financial and monetary organizations Money and credit including currency and the issuance of notes and redemption thereof gold and silver including the coinage thereof valuation and revaluation of the dollar Public and private housing Securities and exchanges Urban development 2 History editThe Banking and Currency Committee was created on December 11 1865 to take over responsibilities previously handled by the Ways and Means Committee It continued to function under this name until 1968 when it assumed the current name 3 Members 118th Congress editMajority MinorityPatrick McHenry North Carolina Chair Frank Lucas Oklahoma Pete Sessions Texas Bill Posey Florida Blaine Luetkemeyer Missouri Bill Huizenga Michigan Ann Wagner Missouri Andy Barr Kentucky Roger Williams Texas French Hill Arkansas Vice Chair Tom Emmer Minnesota Barry Loudermilk Georgia Alex Mooney West Virginia Warren Davidson Ohio John Rose Tennessee Bryan Steil Wisconsin William Timmons South Carolina Ralph Norman South Carolina Dan Meuser Pennsylvania Young Kim California Byron Donalds Florida Andrew Garbarino New York Scott L Fitzgerald Wisconsin Mike Flood Nebraska Mike Lawler New York Monica De La Cruz Texas Andy Ogles Tennessee Erin Houchin Indiana Zach Nunn Iowa Maxine Waters California Ranking Member Nydia Velazquez New York Brad Sherman California Gregory Meeks New York David Scott Georgia Stephen Lynch Massachusetts Al Green Texas Emanuel Cleaver Missouri Jim Himes Connecticut Bill Foster Illinois Joyce Beatty Ohio Juan Vargas California Josh Gottheimer New Jersey Vicente Gonzalez Texas Sean Casten Illinois Ayanna Pressley Massachusetts Steven Horsford Nevada Rashida Tlaib Michigan Ritchie Torres New York Sylvia Garcia Texas Nikema Williams Georgia Wiley Nickel North Carolina Brittany Pettersen ColoradoResolutions electing members H Res 14 Chair H Res 15 Ranking Member H Res 56 R H Res 57 D H Res 71 amending rank Subcommittees edit nbsp Meeting of the House Financial Services CommitteeThe Financial Services Committee operates with six subcommittees The jurisdiction over insurance was transferred in 2001 to the then House Banking and Financial Services Committee from the House Energy and Commerce Committee Since that time it had been the purview of the Subcommittee on Capital Markets Insurance and Government Sponsored Enterprises But with plans to reform Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac expected to take up much of that panel s agenda insurance instead was moved to a new Subcommittee on Insurance Housing and Community Opportunity as of the 112th Congress 4 In the 115th Congress a new subcommittee on Terrorism and Illicit Finance was created dedicated to disrupting the financing of terrorist organizations 5 Current subcommittees edit Subcommittee Chair 6 Ranking Member 7 Capital Markets Ann Wagner R MO Brad Sherman D CA Digital Assets Financial Technology and Inclusion French Hill R AR Stephen Lynch D MA Financial Institutions and Monetary Policy Andy Barr R KY Bill Foster D IL Housing and Insurance Warren Davidson R OH Emanuel Cleaver D MO National Security Illicit Finance and International Financial Institutions Blaine Luetkemeyer R MO Joyce Beatty D OH Oversight and Investigations Bill Huizenga R MI Al Green D TX List of chairs editChairman Party State YearsTheodore M Pomeroy Republican New York 1865 1869James A Garfield Republican Ohio 1869 1871Samuel Hooper Republican Massachusetts 1871 1873Horace Maynard Republican Tennessee 1873 1875Samuel S Cox Democratic New York 1875 1877Aylett Hawes Buckner Democratic Missouri 1877 1881William W Crapo Republican Massachusetts 1881 1883Aylett Hawes Buckner Democratic Missouri 1883 1885Andrew Gregg Curtin Democratic Pennsylvania 1885 1887Beriah Wilkins Democratic Ohio 1887 1889George W E Dorsey Republican Nebraska 1889 1891Henry Bacon Democratic New York 1891 1893William McK Springer Democratic Illinois 1893 1895Joseph H Walker Republican Massachusetts 1895 1899Marriott Henry Brosius Republican Pennsylvania 1899 1901Charles N Fowler Republican New Jersey 1901 1909Edward B Vreeland Republican New York 1909 1911Arsene Pujo Democratic Louisiana 1911 1913Carter Glass Democratic Virginia 1913 1918Michael Francis Phelan Democratic Massachusetts 1918 1919Edmund Platt Republican New York 1919 1920Louis Thomas McFadden Republican Pennsylvania 1920 1931Henry B Steagall Democratic Alabama 1931 1943Brent Spence Democratic Kentucky 1943 1947Jesse P Wolcott Republican Michigan 1947 1949Brent Spence Democratic Kentucky 1949 1953Jesse P Wolcott Republican Michigan 1953 1955Brent Spence Democratic Kentucky 1955 1963Wright Patman Democratic Texas 1963 1975Henry S Reuss Democratic Wisconsin 1975 1981Fernand St Germain Democratic Rhode Island 1981 1989Henry B Gonzalez Democratic Texas 1989 1995Jim Leach Republican Iowa 1995 2001Mike Oxley Republican Ohio 2001 2007Barney Frank Democratic Massachusetts 2007 2011Spencer Bachus Republican Alabama 2011 2013Jeb Hensarling Republican Texas 2013 2019Maxine Waters Democratic California 2019 2023Patrick McHenry Republican North Carolina 2023 presentList of ranking members editChairman Party State YearsJim Leach Republican Iowa 1992 1995Henry B Gonzalez Democratic Texas 1995 1999John LaFalce Democratic New York 1999 2003Barney Frank Democratic Massachusetts 2003 2007Spencer Bachus Republican Alabama 2007 2011Barney Frank Democratic Massachusetts 2011 2013Maxine Waters Democratic California 2013 2019Patrick McHenry Republican North Carolina 2019 2023Maxine Waters Democratic California 2023 presentHistorical membership rosters edit117th Congress edit Majority MinorityMaxine Waters California Chair Carolyn Maloney New York Nydia Velazquez New York Brad Sherman California Gregory Meeks New York David Scott Georgia Al Green Texas Emanuel Cleaver Missouri Ed Perlmutter Colorado Jim Himes Connecticut Bill Foster Illinois Joyce Beatty Ohio Juan Vargas California Josh Gottheimer New Jersey Vicente Gonzalez Texas Al Lawson Florida Michael San Nicolas Guam Cindy Axne Iowa Sean Casten Illinois Ayanna Pressley Massachusetts Ritchie Torres New York Stephen Lynch Massachusetts Alma Adams North Carolina Rashida Tlaib Michigan Alexandria Ocasio Cortez New York Madeleine Dean Pennsylvania Chuy Garcia Illinois Sylvia Garcia Texas Nikema Williams Georgia Jake Auchincloss Massachusetts Vice Chair Patrick McHenry North Carolina Ranking Member Frank Lucas Oklahoma Pete Sessions Texas from June 30 2021 Bill Posey Florida Blaine Luetkemeyer Missouri Bill Huizenga Michigan Ann Wagner Missouri Vice Ranking Member Andy Barr Kentucky Roger Williams Texas French Hill Arkansas Tom Emmer Minnesota Lee Zeldin New York Barry Loudermilk Georgia Alex Mooney West Virginia Warren Davidson Ohio Ted Budd North Carolina David Kustoff Tennessee Trey Hollingsworth Indiana Anthony Gonzalez Ohio John Rose Tennessee Bryan Steil Wisconsin Lance Gooden Texas William Timmons South Carolina Van Taylor Texas Ralph Norman South Carolina from June 8 2022 Resolutions electing members H Res 9 Chair H Res 10 Ranking Member H Res 62 D H Res 63 R H Res 511 R H Res 1159 R SubcommitteesSubcommittee Chair 8 Ranking Member 9 Consumer Protection and Financial Institutions Ed Perlmutter D CO Blaine Luetkemeyer R MO Diversity and Inclusion Joyce Beatty D OH Ann Wagner R MO Housing Community Development and Insurance Emanuel Cleaver D MO Steve Stivers R OH Investor Protection Entrepreneurship and Capital Markets Brad Sherman D CA Bill Huizenga R MI National Security International Development and Monetary Policy Jim Himes D CT French Hill R AR Oversight and Investigations Al Green D TX Andy Barr R KY 116th Congress edit Majority MinorityMaxine Waters California Chair Carolyn Maloney New York Nydia Velazquez New York Brad Sherman California Gregory Meeks New York Lacy Clay Missouri David Scott Georgia Al Green Texas Emanuel Cleaver Missouri Ed Perlmutter Colorado Jim Himes Connecticut Bill Foster Illinois Joyce Beatty Ohio Denny Heck Washington Juan Vargas California Josh Gottheimer New Jersey Vicente Gonzalez Texas Al Lawson Florida Michael San Nicolas Guam Vice Chair Rashida Tlaib Michigan Katie Porter California Cindy Axne Iowa Sean Casten Illinois Ayanna Pressley Massachusetts Ben McAdams Utah Alexandria Ocasio Cortez New York Jennifer Wexton Virginia Stephen Lynch Massachusetts Tulsi Gabbard Hawaii Alma Adams North Carolina Madeleine Dean Pennsylvania Chuy Garcia Illinois Sylvia Garcia Texas Dean Phillips Minnesota Patrick McHenry North Carolina Ranking Member Frank Lucas Oklahoma Bill Posey Florida Blaine Luetkemeyer Missouri Bill Huizenga Michigan Steve Stivers Ohio Ann Wagner Missouri Vice Ranking Member Andy Barr Kentucky Scott Tipton Colorado Roger Williams Texas French Hill Arkansas Tom Emmer Minnesota Lee Zeldin New York Barry Loudermilk Georgia Alex Mooney West Virginia Warren Davidson Ohio Ted Budd North Carolina David Kustoff Tennessee Trey Hollingsworth Indiana Anthony Gonzalez Ohio John Rose Tennessee Bryan Steil Wisconsin Lance Gooden Texas Denver Riggleman Virginia William Timmons South Carolina since September 26 2019 Van Taylor Texas since January 16 2020 Sources H Res 7 Chair H Res 8 Ranking Member H Res 57 D H Res 68 R H Res 596 R H Res 801 R SubcommitteesSubcommittee Chair Ranking MemberConsumer Protection and Financial Institutions Gregory Meeks D NY Blaine Luetkemeyer R MO Diversity and Inclusion Joyce Beatty D OH Ann Wagner R MO Housing Community Development and Insurance Lacy Clay D MO Steve Stivers R OH Investor Protection Entrepreneurship and Capital Markets Brad Sherman D CA Bill Huizenga R MI National Security International Development and Monetary Policy Emanuel Cleaver D MO French Hill R AR Oversight and Investigations Al Green D TX Andy Barr R KY 115th Congress edit Majority MinorityJeb Hensarling Texas Chair Peter King New York Ed Royce California Frank Lucas Oklahoma Patrick McHenry North Carolina Steve Pearce New Mexico Bill Posey Florida Blaine Luetkemeyer Missouri Bill Huizenga Michigan Sean Duffy Wisconsin Steve Stivers Ohio Randy Hultgren Illinois Dennis Ross Florida Robert Pittenger North Carolina Ann Wagner Missouri Andy Barr Kentucky Keith Rothfus Pennsylvania Luke Messer Indiana Scott Tipton Colorado Roger Williams Texas Bruce Poliquin Maine Mia Love Utah French Hill Arkansas Tom Emmer Minnesota Lee Zeldin New York Dave Trott Michigan Barry Loudermilk Georgia Alex Mooney West Virginia Tom MacArthur New Jersey Warren Davidson Ohio Ted Budd North Carolina David Kustoff Tennessee Claudia Tenney New York Trey Hollingsworth Indiana Maxine Waters California Ranking Member Carolyn Maloney New York Nydia Velazquez New York Brad Sherman California Gregory Meeks New York Michael Capuano Massachusetts Lacy Clay Missouri Stephen Lynch Massachusetts David Scott Georgia Al Green Texas Emanuel Cleaver Missouri Gwen Moore Wisconsin Keith Ellison Minnesota Ed Perlmutter Colorado Jim Himes Connecticut Bill Foster Illinois Dan Kildee Michigan Vice Ranking Member John Delaney Maryland Kyrsten Sinema Arizona Joyce Beatty Ohio Denny Heck Washington Juan Vargas California Josh Gottheimer New Jersey Vicente Gonzalez Texas Charlie Crist Florida Ruben Kihuen Nevada114th Congress edit Majority MinorityJeb Hensarling Texas Chairman Peter King New York Ed Royce California Frank Lucas Oklahoma Scott Garrett New Jersey Randy Neugebauer Texas Patrick McHenry North Carolina Steve Pearce New Mexico Bill Posey Florida Mike Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania Lynn Westmoreland Georgia Blaine Luetkemeyer Missouri Bill Huizenga Michigan Sean Duffy Wisconsin Robert Hurt Virginia Steve Stivers Ohio Stephen Fincher Tennessee Marlin Stutzman Indiana Mick Mulvaney South Carolina Randy Hultgren Illinois Dennis Ross Florida Robert Pittenger North Carolina Ann Wagner Missouri Andy Barr Kentucky Keith Rothfus Pennsylvania Luke Messer Indiana David Schweikert Arizona Bob Dold Illinois Frank Guinta New Hampshire Scott Tipton Colorado Roger Williams Texas Bruce Poliquin Maine Mia Love Utah French Hill Arkansas Maxine Waters California Ranking Member Carolyn Maloney New York Nydia Velazquez New York Brad Sherman California Gregory Meeks New York Michael Capuano Massachusetts Ruben Hinojosa Texas Lacy Clay Missouri Stephen Lynch Massachusetts David Scott Georgia Al Green Texas Emanuel Cleaver Missouri Gwen Moore Wisconsin Keith Ellison Minnesota Ed Perlmutter Colorado Jim Himes Connecticut John Carney Delaware Terri Sewell Alabama Bill Foster Illinois Dan Kildee Michigan Patrick Murphy Florida John Delaney Maryland Kyrsten Sinema Arizona Joyce Beatty Ohio Denny Heck Washington Juan Vargas CaliforniaSources H Res 6 Chair H Res 7 Ranking Member H Res 29 R H Res 45 D 113th Congress edit Majority MinorityJeb Hensarling Texas Chairman Spencer Bachus Alabama Peter King New York Ed Royce California Frank Lucas Oklahoma Gary Miller California Vice Chairman Shelley Moore Capito West Virginia Scott Garrett New Jersey Randy Neugebauer Texas Patrick McHenry North Carolina John Campbell California Michele Bachmann Minnesota Steve Pearce New Mexico Bill Posey Florida Mike Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania Lynn Westmoreland Georgia Blaine Luetkemeyer Missouri Bill Huizenga Michigan Sean Duffy Wisconsin Robert Hurt Virginia Steve Stivers Ohio Stephen Fincher Tennessee Marlin Stutzman Indiana Mick Mulvaney South Carolina Randy Hultgren Illinois Dennis Ross Florida Robert Pittenger North Carolina Ann Wagner Missouri Andy Barr Kentucky Keith Rothfus Pennsylvania Tom Cotton Arkansas Luke Messer Indiana Maxine Waters California Ranking Member Carolyn Maloney New York Nydia Velazquez New York Brad Sherman California Gregory Meeks New York Michael Capuano Massachusetts Ruben Hinojosa Texas Lacy Clay Missouri Stephen Lynch Massachusetts David Scott Georgia Al Green Texas Emanuel Cleaver Missouri Gwen Moore Wisconsin Keith Ellison Minnesota Ed Perlmutter Colorado Jim Himes Connecticut Gary Peters Michigan John Carney Delaware Terri Sewell Alabama Bill Foster Illinois Dan Kildee Michigan Patrick Murphy Florida John Delaney Maryland Kyrsten Sinema Arizona Joyce Beatty Ohio Denny Heck Washington Steven Horsford Nevada112th Congress edit Majority MinoritySpencer Bachus Alabama Chairman Jeb Hensarling Texas Vice Chairman Peter King New York Ed Royce California Frank Lucas Oklahoma Ron Paul Texas Don Manzullo Illinois Gary Miller California Shelley Moore Capito West Virginia Scott Garrett New Jersey Randy Neugebauer Texas Patrick McHenry North Carolina John Campbell California Michele Bachmann Minnesota Kevin McCarthy California Steve Pearce New Mexico Bill Posey Florida Mike Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania Lynn Westmoreland Georgia Blaine Luetkemeyer Missouri Bill Huizenga Michigan Sean Duffy Wisconsin Nan Hayworth New York James Renacci Ohio Robert Hurt Virginia Bob Dold Illinois David Schweikert Arizona Michael Grimm New York Quico Canseco Texas Steve Stivers Ohio Stephen Fincher Tennessee Frank Guinta New Hampshire Barney Frank Massachusetts Ranking Member Maxine Waters California Carolyn Maloney New York Luis Gutierrez Illinois Nydia Velazquez New York Mel Watt North Carolina Gary Ackerman New York Brad Sherman California Gregory Meeks New York Michael Capuano Massachusetts Ruben Hinojosa Texas Lacy Clay Missouri Carolyn McCarthy New York Joe Baca California Stephen Lynch Massachusetts Brad Miller North Carolina David Scott Georgia Al Green Texas Emanuel Cleaver Missouri Gwen Moore Wisconsin Keith Ellison Minnesota Ed Perlmutter Colorado Joe Donnelly Indiana Andre Carson Indiana Jim Himes Connecticut Gary Peters Michigan John Carney DelawareSource https financialservices house gov uploadedfiles 113th congress membership pdf 111th Congress edit Majority MinorityBarney Frank Massachusetts Chair Paul Kanjorski Pennsylvania Maxine Waters California Carolyn Maloney New York Luis Gutierrez Illinois Nydia Velazquez New York Mel Watt North Carolina Gary Ackerman New York Brad Sherman California Gregory Meeks New York Dennis Moore Kansas Michael Capuano Massachusetts Ruben Hinojosa Texas Lacy Clay Missouri Carolyn McCarthy New York Joe Baca California Stephen Lynch Massachusetts Brad Miller North Carolina David Scott Georgia Al Green Texas Emanuel Cleaver Missouri Melissa Bean Illinois Gwen Moore Wisconsin Paul Hodes New Hampshire Keith Ellison Minnesota Ron Klein Florida Charles Wilson Ohio Ed Perlmutter Colorado Joe Donnelly Indiana Bill Foster Illinois Andre Carson Indiana Jackie Speier California Travis Childers Mississippi Walt Minnick Idaho John Adler New Jersey Mary Jo Kilroy Ohio Steve Driehaus Ohio Suzanne Kosmas Florida Alan Grayson Florida Jim Himes Connecticut Gary Peters Michigan Dan Maffei New York Spencer Bachus Alabama Ranking Member Mike Castle Delaware Peter King New York Ed Royce California Frank Lucas Oklahoma Ron Paul Texas Don Manzullo Illinois Walter B Jones Jr North Carolina Judy Biggert IIllinois Gary Miller California Shelley Moore Capito West Virginia Jeb Hensarling Texas Scott Garrett New Jersey Gresham Barrett South Carolina Jim Gerlach Pennsylvania Randy Neugebauer Texas Tom Price Georgia Patrick McHenry North Carolina John Campbell California Adam Putnam Florida Michele Bachmann Minnesota Kenny Marchant Texas Thaddeus McCotter Michigan Kevin McCarthy California Steve Pearce New Mexico Bill Posey Florida Lynn Jenkins Kansas Christopher Lee New York Erik Paulsen Minnesota Leonard Lance New JerseySource https financialservices house gov uploadedfiles 111thmembers pdf 110th Congress edit Majority MinorityBarney Frank Massachusetts Chair Paul Kanjorski Pennsylvania Maxine Waters California Carolyn Maloney New York Luis Gutierrez Illinois Nydia Velazquez New York Mel Watt North Carolina Gary Ackerman New York Brad Sherman California Gregory Meeks New York Dennis Moore Kansas Michael Capuano Massachusetts Ruben Hinojosa Texas Lacy Clay Missouri Carolyn McCarthy New York Joe Baca California Stephen Lynch Massachusetts Brad Miller North Carolina David Scott Georgia Al Green Texas Emanuel Cleaver Missouri Melissa Bean Illinois Gwen Moore Wisconsin Lincoln Davis Tennessee Paul Hodes New Hampshire Keith Ellison Minnesota Ron Klein Florida Tim Mahoney Florida Charles Wilson Ohio Ed Perlmutter Colorado Chris Murphy Connecticut Joe Donnelly Indiana Bill Foster Illinois Andre Carson Indiana Jackie Speier California Don Cazayoux Louisiana Travis Childers Mississippi Spencer Bachus Alabama Ranking Member Deborah Pryce Ohio Mike Castle Delaware Peter King New York Ed Royce California Frank Lucas Oklahoma Ron Paul Texas Steve LaTourette Ohio Don Manzullo Illinois Walter B Jones Jr North Carolina Judy Biggert IIllinois Chris Shays Connecticut Gary Miller California Shelley Moore Capito West Virginia Tom Feeney Florida Jeb Hensarling Texas Scott Garrett New Jersey Ginny Brown Waite Florida Gresham Barrett South Carolina Jim Gerlach Pennsylvania Steve Pearce New Mexico Randy Neugebauer Texas Tom Price Georgia Geoff Davis Kentucky Patrick McHenry North Carolina John Campbell California Adam Putnam Florida Michele Bachmann Minnesota Peter Roskam Illinois Kenny Marchant Texas Thaddeus McCotter Michigan Kevin McCarthy California Dean Heller Nevada109th Congress edit Majority MinorityMike Oxley Ohio Chair Jim Leach Iowa Deborah Pryce Ohio Spencer Bachus Alabama Mike Castle Delaware Peter King New York Ed Royce California Frank Lucas Oklahoma Sue Kelly New York Vice Chair Ron Paul Texas Paul Gillmor Ohio Jim Ryun Kansas Steve LaTourette Ohio Don Manzullo Illinois Walter B Jones Jr North Carolina Judy Biggert IIllinois Chris Shays Connecticut Vito Fossella New York Gary Miller California Pat Tiberi Ohio Mark Kennedy Minnesota Jeb Hensarling Texas Tom Feeney Florida Scott Garrett New Jersey Ginny Brown Waite Florida Gresham Barrett South Carolina Katherine Harris Florida Rick Renzi Arizona Jim Gerlach Pennsylvania Steve Pearce New Mexico Randy Neugebauer Texas Tom Price Georgia Mike Fritzpatrick Pennsylvania Geoff Davis Kentucky Patrick McHenry North Carolina John Campbell California Barney Frank Massachusetts Ranking Member Paul Kanjorski Pennsylvania Maxine Waters California Carolyn Maloney New York Luis Gutierrez Illinois Nydia Velazquez New York Mel Watt North Carolina Gary Ackerman New York Darlene Hooley Oregon Julia Carson Indiana Brad Sherman California Gregory Meeks New York Barbara Lee California Dennis Moore Kansas Michael Capuano Massachusetts Harold Ford Jr Tennessee Ruben Hinojosa Texas Joe Crowley New York Lacy Clay Missouri Steve Israel New York Carolyn McCarthy New York Joe Baca California Jim Matheson Utah Stephen Lynch Massachusetts Brad Miller North Carolina David Scott Georgia Artur Davis Alabama Emanuel Cleaver Missouri Melissa Bean Illinois Debbie Wasserman Schultz Florida Gwen Moore Wisconsin Bernie Sanders Vermont108th Congress edit Majority MinorityMike Oxley Ohio Chair Jim Leach Iowa Richard Baker Louisiana Spencer Bachus Alabama Mike Castle Delaware Peter King New York Ed Royce California Frank Lucas Oklahoma Bob Ney Ohio Sue Kelly New York Vice Chair Ron Paul Texas Paul Gillmor Ohio Jim Ryun Kansas Steve LaTourette Ohio Don Manzullo Illinois Walter B Jones Jr North Carolina Doug Ose California Judy Biggert IIllinois Mark Green Wisconsin Pat Toomey Pennsylvania Chris Shays Connecticut John Shadegg Arizona Vito Fossella New York Gary Miller California Pat Tiberi Ohio Mark Kennedy Minnesota Tom Feeney Florida Jeb Hensarling Texas Scott Garrett New Jersey Tim Murphy Pennsylvania Ginny Brown Waite Florida Gresham Barrett South Carolina Katherine Harris Florida Rick Renzi Arizona Jim Gerlach Pennsylvania Barney Frank Massachusetts Ranking Member Paul Kanjorski Pennsylvania Maxine Waters California Carolyn Maloney New York Luis Gutierrez Illinois Nydia Velazquez New York Mel Watt North Carolina Gary Ackerman New York Darlene Hooley Oregon Julia Carson Indiana Brad Sherman California Gregory Meeks New York Barbara Lee California Jay Inslee Washington Dennis Moore Kansas Michael Capuano Massachusetts Harold Ford Jr Tennessee Ruben Hinojosa Texas Ken Lucas Kentucky Joe Crowley New York Lacy Clay Missouri Steve Israel New York Mike Ross Arizona Carolyn McCarthy New York Joe Baca California Jim Matheson Utah Stephen Lynch Massachusetts Brad Miller North Carolina Rahm Emanuel Illinois David Scott Georgia Artur Davis Alabama Chris Bell Texas Bernie Sanders Vermont107th Congress edit Majority MinorityMike Oxley Ohio Chair Jim Leach Iowa Marge Roukema New Jersey Vice Chair Richard Baker Louisiana Spencer Bachus Alabama Mike Castle Delaware Peter King New York Ed Royce California Frank Lucas Oklahoma Bob Ney Ohio Bob Barr Georgia Sue Kelly New York Ron Paul Texas Paul Gillmor Ohio Christopher Cox California Dave Weldon Florida Jim Ryun Kansas Bob Riley Alabama Steve LaTourette Ohio Don Manzullo Illinois Walter B Jones Jr North Carolina Doug Ose California Judy Biggert IIllinois Mark Green Wisconsin Pat Toomey Pennsylvania Chris Shays Connecticut John Shadegg Arizona Vito Fossella New York Gary Miller California Eric Cantor Virginia Felix Grucci New York Melissa Hart Pennsylvania Shelley Moore Capito West Virginia Mike Ferguson New Jersey Mike Rogers Michigan Pat Tiberi Ohio John LaFalce New York Ranking Member Barney Frank Massachusetts Paul Kanjorski Pennsylvania Maxine Waters California Carolyn Maloney New York Luis Gutierrez Illinois Nydia Velazquez New York Mel Watt North Carolina Gary Ackerman New York Ken Bentsen Texas Darlene Hooley Oregon Julia Carson Indiana Brad Sherman California Max Sandlin Texas Gregory Meeks New York Barbara Lee California Frank Mascara Pennsylvania Jay Inslee Washington Jan Schakowsky Illinois Dennis Moore Kansas Charlie Gonzalez Texas Stephanie Tubbs Jones Ohio Michael Capuano Massachusetts Harold Ford Jr Tennessee Ruben Hinojosa Texas Ken Lucas Kentucky Joe Crowley New York Lacy Clay Missouri Steve Israel New York Mike Ross Arizona Bernie Sanders Vermont93rd Congress edit Majority MinorityWright Patman Texas Chair Leonor Sullivan Missouri Henry Reuss Wisconsin Thomas Ashley Ohio William Moorhead Pennsylvania Robert Stephens Georgia Fernand St Germain Rhode Island Henry Gonzalez Texas Joseph Minish New Jersey Richard Hanna California Tom Gettys South Carolina Frank Annunzio Illinois Thomas Rees California James Hanley New York Frank Brasco New York Edward Koch New York William Cotter Connecticut Parren Mitchell Maryland Walter Fauntroy District of Columbia Andrew Young Georgia John Moakley Massachusetts Pete Stark California Lindy Boggs Louisiana William Widnall New Jersey Albert W Johnson Pennsylvania William Stanton Ohio Benjamin Blackburn Georgia Garry E Brown Michigan Lawrence G Williams Pennsylvania Chalmers Wylie Ohio Margaret Heckler Massachusetts Phil Crane Illinois John Rousselot California Stewart McKinney Connecticut Bill Frenzel Minnesota Angelo Roncallo New York John Bertrand Conlan Arizona Clair Burgener California Matthew Rinaldo New JerseySee also editUnited States Senate Committee on Banking Housing and Urban Affairs List of current United States House of Representatives committees Lavelle Kathryn C Money and Banks in the American Political System NY Cambridge 97811017609167References edit Merle Renae January 16 2019 Alexandria Ocasio Cortez vs Wall Street Lawmaker wins spot on powerful House committee The Washington Post Retrieved June 28 2022 Jurisdiction financialservices house gov Financial Services Committee Retrieved February 25 2021 nbsp This article incorporates text from this source which is in the public domain Chapter 5 Records of the Banking and Currency Committees Guide to the Records of the U S House of Representatives at the National Archives 1789 1989 Record Group 233 National Archives and Records Administration Retrieved November 26 2010 Lehmann R J January 20 2011 Insurance gets top billing on new House subcommittee SNL Financial Archived from the original on February 25 2021 Retrieved January 27 2011 Pearce to head committee on terrorism finances The Arizona Republic January 9 2017 Retrieved February 27 2017 McHenry Announces Financial Services Subcommittee Chairs and Jurisdiction for 118th Congress Financial Services Committee financialservices house gov Retrieved January 18 2023 Ranking Member Waters Announces Subcommittee Membership for Democratic Caucus on House Financial Services Committee U S House Committee on Financial Services Democrats February 1 2023 Retrieved February 2 2023 Waters Opening Statement at Committee Organizational Meeting and Markup to Adopt Committee Rules McHenry Announces Republican Financial Services Subcommittee AssignmentsExternal links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to United States House Committee on Financial Services House Committee on 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