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JPMORGAN CEMPORGAN CEO JAMIE DIMON AND BANK OF AMERICA CEO Brian Moynihan visited Capitol Hill on Thursday morning to meet with GOP Senators -a disputed trigger of Debanking -a controversial practice of denying banking services to customers related to industry caused by politically insensitive.
Dimon and Moynihan – Together with Capital One, Truist, Wells Fargo, PNC and US Bancorp – they met with Republican Senate Banking Committee to talk about Debanking, which is a question that conservatives say they disproportionately aim.
When asked by Fox Business after the meeting whether Bank of America had ever separated the client, Moynihan replied: “We have 70 million customers and we will be happy to serve anyone.”
Executive Directors of the Great Bank to meet with the legislators about Debanging Solutions
Debanking’s question became as a question of hot buttons after President Donald Trump criticized Moynihan during his remote address to the World Economic Forum in Davos in Switzerland last month, claiming that Bank of America, as well as JPMORGAN Chase, limited banking to conservatives.
“They don’t take a conservative job, and I don’t know if regulators have ordered it because of bidet or whatever, but you and Jamie [Dimon] And everyone, I hope you open your banks to the conservatives, because what you do is wrong. “
Executive director of Bank of America Brian Moynihan speaks during “Morning with Maria” at Fox Business Network Studios 27 July 2023. (John Lampar / Getty Images)
Moynihan refused a comment when asked by Trump’s allegations about these special allegations, saying, “You would have to talk to him about it,” adding that he would not meet Trump during a visit to Washington.
The second main participant in the meeting, Dimon, had more to say about the matter, stating that the meeting was “great”.
“I think it’s very good that people sit down and talk about how we can improve the country,” Dimon told Fox Business about a roundtable.
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Asked if JPMORGAN was ever particularly involved in the practice of debuting due to political beliefs, Dimon said that was not happening.
“We do not have people decary on because of political or religious affiliation, but there are a lot of things that can be repaired. We should fix them. The rules and demands are so tiring, and that causes people to debaches, in my opinion, who should not be debut” , said longtime executive director of JPMORGAN.
The CEO of JPMORGAN Chasea Jamie Dimon speaks during the Economic Club of New York event on April 2, 2024. (Victor J. Blue / Bloomberg Via / Getty Images)
Asked in the monitoring whether he blamed the banking regulators primarily for questions concerning debinking, Dimon said, “Pretty, yes.”
The visit of the bank manager comes because the new president of Senate banking is Tim Scott, Rs.c., a priority of debinking transparency.
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Indeed, Scott led the Senate Banking Committee last week at a witness hearing who experienced Debanking.
Scott called a roundtable on Thursday “constructively”, and said in a statement that Congress needed “the right size of the influence of burden and arbitrary regulations of biden administration.”
“Debanging of Americans should refer to all-citizens who respect laws and legal companies that compliance with the law and legally respects the access to financial services-as industry or political affiliation,” Scott said. “My message is clear: no regulator and no financial institution is above the principle of honesty and access to the market.”
