Fed's Quarles Makes a Friendly First Impression on Wall Street
- Vice chairman of bank supervision gives first public remarks
- He says he’s open to taking ‘fresh look’ at post-crisis rules
What Randy Quarles Brings to the Federal Reserve
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Wall Street got a good first impression Tuesday from Randal Quarles, the Federal Reserve’s new chief of bank regulation.
In his public debut as the Fed’s vice chairman of supervision, there was plenty of common ground and a lot of smiling, even if Quarles did play it close to the vest in laying out specific plans.