Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) ratcheted up her criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, contending he “took a flamethrower” to bank regulations.
In the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, Warren has urged Congress and regulators to strengthen oversight of the banking industry and recently claimed that Powell"directly contributed" to the failure, urging him to recuse himself from an internal review of the collapse.“Donald Trump ran for president saying he would lighten the regulations on these banks,” Warren said on CBS’s Face The Nation.
“Jerome Powell has said that all he wants to do is lighten regulations on the banks,” Warren added. “I opposed him as chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank precisely for that reason.” Since then, the Treasury Department, Fed, and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced that depositors would be able to reclaim their money, effectively guaranteeing deposits over the $250,000 threshold backed by the FDIC.
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