State of Illinois

Founded in 1957, the Illinois Division of Financial Institutions is a regulatory agency that serves the residents of Illinois under the express control and administrative jurisdiction of the governor. Its charter provides the authority to regulate, license, examine and investigate currency exchanges, credit unions, money transmitters, and consumer finance and title insurance companies. The division is divided into four operating sections that include consumer credit, credit union, currency exchange and title insurance. Its consumer credit division provides licenses to nonbanking financial institutions that provide consumer loans, finance retail purchases and rent safe deposit boxes. The division also exchanges foreign currency, issues negotiable instruments, and provides financial planning and management services. The Illinois Division of Financial Institutions is located in Springfield, Ill.

The Executive Ethics Commission is a regulatory body based in Springfield, IL, tasked with overseeing ethical compliance within executive branches of government. Currently, the Commission's online resources are experiencing technical difficulties, temporarily limiting access to information. The Commission is dedicated to maintaining high ethical standards and ensuring accountability among public officials. Its commitment to governance is reflected in its efforts to address and resolve any issues that may arise in its operations. Generated from the website