When the Senate votes on President Biden’s slate of four Federal Reserve nominees, what isn’t on the agenda might be as notable: top Wall Street regulators
WASHINGTON—When the Senate votes in the coming weeks on President Biden’s slate of four Federal Reserve nominees, what aren’t on the agenda might be as notable: top Wall Street regulators.
The three main bank overseers—the Fed’s top banking regulator along with the heads of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.—all lack Senate-confirmed leaders more than a year into Mr. Biden’s administration.
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