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Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman spoke at a private Bank of America dinner during the Fed’s quiet period, a time when officials are restricted from public engagements. Bowman said no monetary policy was discussed, but the private event with a major client group has raised ethics concerns and questions about whether the rules were breached.
President Trump threatened to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell if he doesn’t step down and refused to halt the Justice Department’s probe into the Fed’s $2.5 billion renovation, a move that tests the central bank’s independence and complicates Powell’s departure timeline and the nomination process for his replacement.
The Trump administration is considering executive action that would require banks to collect and report more citizenship information on customers as part of its immigration crackdown, a move that could create barriers to financial services and raise privacy concerns.