Delaware Governor Matt Meyer has put his signature on a trio of banking bills that represent the most sweeping update to the state’s financial regulations in more than 40 years.
The legislation, made up of Senate Bills 16, 18, and 19, is designed to modernize Delaware’s banking laws and strengthen the state’s position as a leader in financial services going forward.
The bills were sponsored by Senator Spiros Mantzavinos and Representative Bill Bush.
State officials say the package is intended to set Delaware up to lead the next generation of financial innovation, building on the state’s long-standing reputation as a hub for the banking and financial services industry.
