Utah Bankers Go to Washington A group of Utah bankers traveled to Washington, D.C., in March for the American Bankers Association’s annual Washington Summit. While there, they met with members of Utah’s congressional delegation to discuss key issues in our industry and across the state. The Summit brought together banking leaders from across the country to hear from policymakers and industry experts shaping the financial services landscape, including Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan Gould, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Michelle Bowman, and FDIC Chairman Travis Hill. During their time on Capitol Hill, Utah bankers met with their congressional senators and representatives to discuss issues spanning from stablecoins to fraud and beyond. The congressional meetings gave Utah’s banking leaders the opportunity to share perspectives from our state and reinforce the critical role banks play in economic growth and community support. Utah Banker 12
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