House Bill 489
Address financial institution regulation and consumer protection
To amend sections 1101.05, 1109.20, 1121.10, 1125.23, 1181.08, 1322.01, 1322.07, 1322.09, 1322.12, 1322.34, 1322.40, 1322.50, 1733.01, 1733.04, 1733.041, 1733.05, 1733.13, 1733.14, 1733.16, 1733.19, 1733.22, 1733.24, 1733.32, 1733.329, and 1733.39, to enact sections 103.31, 1121.101, 1121.61, 1349.72, 1733.051, 1733.152, 1733.328, 1733.441, and 1733.53, and to repeal section 1733.26 of the Revised Code to revise the laws governing credit unions, to provide some regulatory relief to state banks and credit unions, to provide for data analytics to be conducted on publicly available information regarding banks, credit unions, and consumer finance companies, to require registration of mortgage loan servicers, and to require a specified notice be given to a debtor for certain debt collection.
Current Version
Effective Date
March 20, 2019
Introduced In House
In House Committee
Reported By Committee
Passed By House
Introduced In Senate
In Senate Committee
Reported By Committee
Passed By Senate
Sent To The Governor
Subjects
Committees
Senate Insurance and Financial Institutions Committee
House Government Accountability and Oversight Committee
Primary Sponsors
Jonathan Dever
Cosponsors
Senators
Kevin Bacon
Dave Burke
William P. Coley, II
Matt Dolan
John Eklund
Randy Gardner
Bob D. Hackett
Frank Hoagland
Jay Hottinger
Matt Huffman
Kris Jordan
Stephanie Kunze
Frank LaRose
Rob McColley
Sean O'Brien
Scott Oelslager
Bob Peterson
Vernon Sykes
Cecil Thomas
Steve Wilson
Kenny Yuko
Representatives
Marlene Anielski
Nickie J. Antonio
Hearcel F. Craig
Stephen D. Hambley
Glenn W. Holmes
James M. Hoops
Jim Hughes
Michele Lepore-Hagan
Michael J. O'Brien
Thomas F. Patton
Rick Perales
Bill Reineke
Mark J. Romanchuk
Scott Ryan
Bill Seitz
Kent Smith
Andy Thompson
Thomas West
Scott Wiggam
Ron Young
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