Fed e-mail release may harm bank supervision

Former U.S. bank regulators warned that lenders and supervisors may share less information with each other in day-to-day dealings after lawmakers released dozens of confidential Federal Reserve e-mails. "The regulatory process could be chilled or stifled because of a reluctance to speak candidly," said Robert Clarke, a former comptroller of the currency and now a senior ...

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Fed e-mail release may harm bank supervision

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