House Financial Services Committee Subcommittees, Jurisdiction, and Republican Members
January 23, 2023
Incoming chair of the House Financial Services Committee, Patrick McHenry (R-NC), announced Republican committee members for the 118th Congress, as well as subcommittee jurisdictions and leadership.
Why it matters: their experience will guide US fiscal and financial policy for the next two years.
Republican Members of the House Financial Services Committee for the 118th Congress include:
- Patrick McHenry, North Carolina—Chairman
- Frank D. 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
- Tom Emmer, Minnesota
- Barry Loudermilk, Georgia
- Alexander X. Mooney, West Virginia
- Warren Davidson, Ohio
- John Rose, Tennessee
- Bryan Steil, Wisconsin
- Lance Gooden, Texas
- William Timmons, South Carolina
- Ralph Norman, South Carolina
- Dan Meuser, Pennsylvania
- Scott Fitzgerald, Wisconsin
- Andrew Garbarino, New York
- Young Kim, California
- Byron Donalds, Florida
- Mike Flood, Nebraska
- Mike Lawler, New York
- Zach Nunn, Iowa
- Monica De La Cruz, Texas
- Erin Houchin, Indiana
- Andy Ogles, Tennessee
Go deeper: McHenry also announced a restructuring of many subcommittees and new subcommittee chairs:
Capital Markets—Rep. Ann Wagner (MO-02)
- Developing and pursuing policies that strengthen access to capital formation
- Overseeing the operations and policy development of the SEC, MSRB, FASB, and PCAOB
- Overseeing and responding to the SEC’s regulatory agenda
- Identifying best practices and policies that continue to strengthen diversity and inclusion in the capital markets industry
Financial Institutions and Monetary Policy—Rep. Andy Barr (KY-06)
- Overseeing the operations and policy development of the prudential financial regulators, the CFPB, and the Federal Reserve and its 12 reserve banks
- Identifying policies that grow and stabilize the financial system and broader economy
- Identifying best practices and policies that continue to strengthen the financial industry’s commitment to diversity and inclusion
Digital Assets, Financial Technology and Inclusion—Rep. French Hill (AR-02)
- Providing clear rules of the road among federal regulators for the digital asset ecosystem
- Developing policies that promote financial technology to reach underserved communities
- Identifying best practices and policies that continue to strengthen diversity and inclusion in the digital asset ecosystem
National Security, Illicit Finance, and International Financial Institutions—Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (MO-03)
- Strengthening policies to combat the generational threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party
- Overseeing the operations and policy development with respect to the Office of Terrorism Financial Intelligence
- Overseeing the policy development at the International Financial Institutions
- Identifying best practices and policies that continue to strengthen diversity and inclusion within the national security and international finance industry
Oversight and Investigations—Rep. Bill Huizenga (MI-04)
- Overseeing all agencies, departments, programs and matters within the Financial Services Committee’s jurisdiction, including agency and programmatic commitment to diversity and inclusion policies and best practices.
Housing and Insurance—Rep. Warren Davidson (OH-08)
- Developing and pursuing policies that increase and strengthen our housing market, including increasing our nation’s housing supply
- Overseeing HUD and FHFA policies and operations
- Identifying best practices and policies that continue to strengthen diversity and inclusion in the housing industry
What’s next: Democrats are expected to announce their committee members this week. Please contact Justin Ailes (jailes@crefc.org) with questions.