Three Trump administration nominees for financial regulatory posts will face questioning by the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday morning.
The committee will question Jelena McWillians, the nominee to chair the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.; Marvin Goodfriend, who is up for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board; and Thomas E. Workman, who was nominated to the seat on the Financial Stability Oversight Council reserved for insurance experts.
McWilliams, 44, is the chief legal officer at Fifth Third Bancorp. She was
Goodfriend, 67, is the Friends of Allan Meltzer Professor of Economics at Carnegie Mellon University’s Tepper School of Business. A former Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond official, he
Workman was until recently the longtime president of the Life Insurance Council of New York, a trade group for the life insurance industry. He would succeed S. Roy Woodall, a former insurance commissioner of Kentucky, as the FSOC's voting member with insurance expertise.