FDIC Chair Pressured to Resign Amid Widespread Sexual Harassment Allegations
Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su faces intense scrutiny in Senate hearings over failure to address FDIC's toxic workplace culture.
- A damning report reveals systemic sexual harassment within the FDIC, prompting calls for Chair Martin Gruenberg's resignation.
- Senator John Kennedy criticizes Su for not committing to investigate the FDIC despite nearly 10% of employees reporting misconduct.
- The controversy highlights potential impacts on financial regulation, with fears that Gruenberg's resignation could stall key reforms.
- Su hesitates on demanding senior FDIC leadership changes, despite pressure from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers.
- The FDIC struggles with a misogynistic and outdated culture, as described in a recent investigative report.