Congressman Patrick McHenry, who chairs the House Financial Services Committee, announced his retirement and will leave office in January. He recently spoke at Consensus 2024 in Austin, discussing the passage of FIT21, a significant legislative achievement during his tenure.

Congressman Patrick McHenry (R-N.C.) chairs the powerful House Financial Services Committee, and has been the leading Republican on the panel for years. Last year, he spent a few weeks as the Speaker Pro Tempore of the House of Representatives, after lawmakers voted to oust then-speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.). McHenry announced his retirement in December and will leave office when his term expires this coming January. He spoke virtually at Consensus 2024 in Austin at the end of May.

Patrick McHenry Discusses Retirement and FIT21 at Consensus 2024