Yulia Slavina

Caitlin Long: Decline in U.S. community banks was bureaucratically engineered

Caitlin Long: Decline in U.S. community banks was bureaucratically engineered
Decline in U.S. community banks engineered

Caitlin Long, Caitlin Long, stated that the decline in the number of community banks in the U.S. was deliberately driven by bureaucratic decisions.

She argued that this decline was not a natural development but the result of intentional regulatory actions.

Long previously advised banks to anticipate specific OCC limits on crypto custody arrangements rather than expecting full charter revocation, according to her comments in an earlier article. She also participated in a Dallas event discussing the first loan principal and interest payment settled with a HazelNetwork tokenized deposit, as reported here. These actions underscore her ongoing focus on regulatory impacts and innovation in banking.

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