; and (B) the impacts of economic abuse tactics on consumers and regulated financial institutions. (2) Data from regulated financial institutions on the statistics, trends, and impacts of economic abuse carried out through regulated financial institutions. (3) How regulated financial institutions can improve existing financial products and services, and design and offer new financial products and services specially-tailored to meet the financial and safety needs of survivors. (4) How the recommendations and guidance provided by the Working Group account for any additional financial or safety needs of historically underbanked and underserved communities, including rural communities, low- and moderate-income communities, federally recognized Indian Tribes, and territories of the United States. (5) Any legislative or regulatory authority necessary to implement any recommendations or guidance provided by the Working Group. (b) Membership The Working Group shall be comprised of the following: (1) The head of each of the following, or the head’s designee: (A) The Department of the Treasury. (B) The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. (C) The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection. (D) The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. (E) The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. (F) The National Credit Union Administration. (G) The Securities and Exchange Commission. (2) A State insurance commissioner selected by the State insurance commissioners (through the National Association of Insurance Commissioners). (3) One individual who has expertise in economic abuse and has experience working with and advocating on behalf of survivors of domestic violence, appointed by the Secretary of the Treasury. (4) One individual who has expertise in consumer protection and has experience working with and advocating on behalf of consumers, appointed by the Secretary of the Treasury. (5) One individual who is a member of, and has experience working with and advocating on behalf of, communities that have been historically