About Treasury • Offices
Domestic Finance
The Office of Domestic Finance supports policy and analysis related to domestic financial markets and institutions. The work focuses on strengthening the stability, resilience, and integrity of the financial system and supporting sound economic conditions.
What This Office Does
- Develops and coordinates domestic financial policy across key topics like markets, institutions, and consumer and investor confidence.
- Provides analysis to support decision-making during evolving market conditions and financial stability considerations.
- Works with other Treasury offices, federal agencies, and external stakeholders on financial system priorities.
Key Focus Areas
- Financial stability: monitoring risks and supporting resilience in the financial system.
- Capital markets: understanding market functioning and supporting reliable access to financing.
- Financial institutions: policy analysis related to banks and other institutions.
- Payments and innovation: supporting secure, efficient payment systems and responsible financial innovation.
How It Supports the Public
Domestic Finance contributes to a financial system that is intended to be stable and resilient so that households, businesses, and communities can plan, save, invest, and access services with confidence.
- Supports policies that reduce systemic risk.
- Promotes market resilience and continuity.
- Encourages strong safeguards and sound governance.