US Senator Elizabeth Warren stated that Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has given bank CEOs too much influence on key policies, including executive compensation and bank capital reform. In a letter to Powell on Tuesday, Warren criticized his numerous private meetings and conversations with bank executives, including 19 meetings with JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon since February 2018. Warren wrote that these meetings and conversations between Powell and executives "appear to be influencing Fed policy" and that regulatory agencies now have a "hollow proposal" for bank capital plans.
美国参议员沃伦指责鲍威尔给予银行CEO过多影响力
US Senator Warren accused Powell of giving bank CEOs too much influence.
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