Senate Banking Committee Clears Three Financial Regulatory Nominations, Including Michael Barr for Fed Vice Chair of Supervision
By Daniel Meade
Partner | Financial Regulation
Yesterday, in a welcome glimmer of bipartisanship, the Senate Banking Committee voted to move three of President Biden’s financial regulatory nominees to the full Senate.
Michael Barr’s nomination to be Vice Chair of Supervision and a member of the Federal Reserve Board advanced on a 17-7 vote. The nominations of Jaime Lizárraga, a Democrat, and Mark Uyeda, a Republican, to be Commissioners at the Securities and Exchange Commission were both advanced to the full Senate on voice votes.
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Senate Banking Committee Clears Three Financial Regulatory Nominations, Including Michael Barr for Fed Vice Chair of Supervision
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Senate Banking Committee Clears Three Financial Regulatory Nominations, Including Michael Barr for Fed Vice Chair of Supervision