


Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman is scheduled to testify before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs on April 10, 2025, as part of her nomination process for the role of vice chair for supervision. The Senate Banking Committee has released her prepared testimony, which emphasizes her commitment to a tailored approach to bank regulation, promoting transparency and accountability, and refocusing supervision on core material risks. Notably, Bowman aims to launch an independent review of the March 2023 bank failures, including those of Silicon Valley Bank, Silvergate Bank, and Signature Bank. Jamie Dimon has publicly supported her confirmation, stating that she should be confirmed as vice chair. The hearing will be broadcast live, and updates on her statements and insights are anticipated.
Since 2018, Governor Bowman has been an important voice on the @FederalReserve Board in pushing back on burdensome rules and regulations that stifle economic opportunity. As Vice Chair for Supervision, Governor Bowman will bring accountability and transparency to the Fed. https://t.co/XxAneTSx2O
🚨NEW: Fed Governor Michelle Bowman in the hot seat in the @BankingGOP this morning. Bowman, who’s up to replace Michael Barr as vice chair for supervision, said she wants to launch an independent review of the March 2023 bank failures (SVB, Silvergate, Signature), though she https://t.co/qBQZkBMCx8
Fed Gov Bowman at nomination hearing https://t.co/FsN01EmZEt