📋 Banking (BAN)

Federal lobbying activity for the banking issue area

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AI Overview

Banking (BAN) has attracted $511.4M in lobbying spending across 18.8K filings. This is a major lobbying issue area with significant corporate interest.

$511.4M

Total Spending

18.8K

Total Filings

$780.3M

Estimated Spending

Spending by Year

Top Clients

#	Client	Spending
1	State of Loc Nation Global Public Benefit Corporation	$20.0M
2	American Bankers Association	$8.8M
3	Wells Fargo & Company	$8.2M
4	Online Lenders Alliance	$5.9M
5	Electronic Payments Coalition	$5.5M
6	Independent Community Bankers of America	$5.3M
7	National Public Finance Guarantee Corporation	$4.3M
8	Jpmorgan Chase Holdings LLC	$4.3M
9	National Cannabis Roundtable	$3.6M
10	Financial Oversight & Management Board of Puerto Rico	$3.4M
11	Electronic Payments Coalition ("epc")	$3.3M
12	Mortgage Bankers Association	$3.1M
13	American Investment Council	$3.0M
14	Credit Union National Association, INC. DBA Americas Credit Unions	$3.0M
15	Mastercard	$3.0M
16	Deutsche Bank USA (FKA Deutsche Bank Securities INC.)	$2.9M
17	Cbc National Bank Mortgage	$2.9M
18	Captial Funding Group INC	$2.8M
19	Capital One Financial Corporation	$2.8M
20	Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (Sifma)	$2.7M

Top Lobbying Firms

#	Firm	Revenue
1	Rich Feuer Anderson	$29.8M
2	Loc Community Association	$20.0M
3	Porterfield, Fettig & Sears, LLC	$13.0M
4	Mindset Advocacy, LLC	$12.9M
5	Invariant LLC	$11.6M
6	Capitol Counsel LLC	$11.6M
7	Tiber Creek Group	$11.4M
8	Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld	$10.8M
9	Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP	$10.6M
10	Holland & Knight LLP	$9.6M
11	Cgcn Group, LLC	$9.6M
12	Mercury Public Affairs, LLC	$8.7M
13	Harbinger Strategies, LLC	$8.0M
14	Allon Advocacy, LLC	$7.7M
15	Fs Vector	$7.3M
16	Grayrobinson PA	$6.7M
17	Forbes-tate	$6.4M
18	Steptoe LLP	$6.2M
19	Franklin Square Group, LLC	$5.7M
20	Ogr	$5.7M

Sample Lobbying Descriptions

•Revise US Code sections 59A, 59B, 4491, 6038 A, C, and E establishing "base erosion anti-abuse tax" to relieve corporations covered by the tax from nullifying the effect of tax credits and deductions

•Issues related to accounting, financial services, tax, and appropriations.

•H.R.1 Tax cuts and Jobs Act H.R.4092 AG Act H.R.4513 Farmers of Tomorrow Act S.21 Chesapeake Bay Farm Bill Enhancement Act S.1603 H.R. 3266 S.1776 H.R.3354 H.R.3353 H.R.2886 S.1752 H.R.424 H.R.3040 H

•Farm Bill 2018, Medical Cannabis

•The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, business tax provisions, regulatory issues related to financial services technology,technology innovation for the financial services industry, cybersecurity regulations fo

•Small Dollar Lending, Dodd-Frank Act, FinTech, "Operation Chokepoint"

•Support Reauthorization of Export-Import Bank; Support Federal Funding of key military installations in South Louisiana; Support reauthorization of NFIP

•Dodd-Frank Reform; Banking Issues in the Appropriations process; CHOICE Act

•Educating congressional and administration officials on data analytics and federal programs.

•Issues related to financial technology, online lending, and banking partnerships with technology service providers.