Fox Business reporter Gradi Trimble, covering what the banking CEOs should say about claiming that conservatives say “the big money show”.
Jimmy Damon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase and CEO of Bank of America, Brian Moyan, visited Capitol Hill on Thursday morning to meet GOP senators on controversial issue on disagreement – a controversial act in denying banking services to customers The industries are tied or cause political numbness.
Damon and Minyan – along with CEOs of Capital One, Truist, Wells Fargo, PNC and the United States – met with Republicans at the Senate Banking Committee to discuss Republicans, a matter that conservatives claim to be inappropriately targeting them Gives.
After the session, in response to whether the US central bank had lost its customer, the Movian replied, “We have 70 million customers and we are happy to serve anyone.”
Grand Bank Managers to meet the lawmakers on solutions
The issue of this issue as a hot issue after President Donald Trump criticized the World Economic Assembly in Davos, Switzerland last month, criticizing that the US Central Bank as well as JPMorgan Chase. Has restricted the banking. Access to the conservatives.
“They don't take conservative jobs, and I don't know the regulators are due to Biden or what, but you and Jimmy (Damon) and all, I hope to open your banks to the conservatives because what do You're wrong. “
Brian Monian, CEO of the Central Bank of America, speaks in “Morning with Maria” at the Fox Business Studio on July 27, 2023. (John Lamparsky / Giti Pictures)
When asked about Trump's special claims, Moinian commented and said, “You have to talk to him about it,” he added: “He will not meet Trump on his trip to Washington.”
Another major participant at the meeting, Damon, said more about the matter and said the meeting was “great”.
“I think it's very good that people are sitting and talking about how the country gets better,” said Damon Business.
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Responding to the question of whether JPMorgan has been specifically repeling because of political beliefs, Damon said that this would not happen.
“We do not destroy people because of political or religious affiliations, but there are many things that can be eliminated. We have to eliminate them. The rules and requirements are very heavy, and that makes people To disappear in me.
Jimmy Damon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, speaks during a New York Economic Club event on April 23, 2024. (Victor J. Blue / Bloomberg via / Getty Images)
“In the first place, he said,” Almost, yes, “said Damon. ”
The visit comes to bank executives while the new head of Senate Banking, Scott Team, Rs.C. Transparency about disagreement has prioritized.
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In fact, Scott led the Senate Banking Committee last week, which was repelled.
Scott called the roundtable on Thursday “constructive” and said in a statement that Congress “should” impact the impact of the Biden government's heavy and arbitrary regulations. “
“The Americans' disagreement should worry about it-the law enforcement law enforcement and the legal jobs of the federal, regardless of the industry or political affiliation, are entitled to access to financial services,” Scott said. “My message is clear: no regulator and no financial institution above the principles of fairness and market access.”