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The vibes today were positive enough for Senate Banking Committee Chair Sherrod Brown to suggest to reporters afterward that the FDIC nominations could see bipartisan support.
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July 11, 2024

Brown projects bipartisan support after smooth nomination hearing

The Biden administration’s latest financial regulatory nominees experienced mostly smooth sailing before the Senate Banking Committee this morning.

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