Senate Banking Committee Hearing on Nominations

Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs · October 30, 2025

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Chair's opening remarks and framing of hearing

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Chairman Scott opened the hearing to consider nominees for several economic agencies, saying the hearing is about ensuring institutions that drive the economy are effective. He named nominees Travis Hill (FDIC), Paul Hollis (U.S. Mint), and the housing nominees (Ginnie Mae and FHA leadership) and stressed priorities: housing access, borrower and taxpayer protection, and safety-and-soundness in banking supervision.

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The Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs held a confirmation hearing for nominees to lead the FDIC, Ginnie Mae, FHA (Office of Housing), and the U.S. Mint. Senators pressed nominees on FDIC workplace misconduct and supervision reforms, HUD staffing and housing-counseling cuts, deposit-insurance proposals, and reports that the Treasury/Mint discussed a circulating coin bearing President Trump’s likeness.

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