Fed Tightens Regulations on Its Regional Directors - NY Times

The new policy would prohibit any public director in a similar situation from getting such waivers.

But it would not change the fact that two-thirds of directors would still be selected by banks. Nor does it impose additional restrictions on the public directors, who can still have ties to large financial institutions, like hedge funds or private equity funds, as long as they are not part of a bank holding company.

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