FDIC Chief Under Fire Over Allegations of Widespread Harassment

Bipartisan lawmakers call for investigation, Gruenberg faces calls for resignation

Lawmakers from both parties are calling for an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment and workplace misconduct at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).
FDIC Chair Martin Gruenberg is facing calls for his resignation following reports that the agency failed to eradicate widespread harassment in its workforce.
Gruenberg has been accused of playing a personal role in cases of alleged harassment and discrimination.
Republican members of the House Financial Services Committee have publicly announced a probe into the allegations.
Democratic members of the Senate Banking Committee have requested an investigation by the FDIC's Office of Inspector General.