Have no meaning to do such comparison. Bitcoin is owned only by its miners and not by the pools. The pools today may exist and tomorrow not; can be demolished or can be stolen the server, can go something wrong and can be damaged the software, the software can be infected with spyware, malware or virus and become irreparable or even the owner of the pool can be dead. Can happen even more other things that cannot be imagined by no one. After the above the pool don't exist anymore. Then can be created even other 100 pools without having necessity to take permission from no one. Or having such permission (if needed) without any problem. It was enough to fulfill the conditions. Thing this not difficult to be made if the owner of the pool has decided to create it. So the above 10 pools will become 110.
While the place of every bank in Federal Reserve is untouchable by no one and irreplaceable until the possible consensus of the parts who are involved on it about the decision to sell it to someone else. No one factor can touch it. Nor the dead of someone and neither other external and unpredictable factors as it is in the case of the bitcoin mining pools. Depends only from the will of the Executives and other Responsible of the bank (or who have to do with the bank or its place at Federal Reserve), which have that place. They may dead but will be replaced immediately and the place at Federal Reserve will have not any consequence.
