Jonathan V. Gould
Role at the time: Comptroller of the Currency, in a letter to Sen. Elizabeth Warren
Statement summary
Gould tells Warren it would be inappropriate to comment on any specific supervisory matter but says he takes allegations of wrongdoing by banks or bank executives very seriously.
“While it would be inappropriate for me to comment on any specific ongoing supervisory matter, I take any allegation of wrongdoing or abuse by banks or bank executives very seriously”
Banking Dive report on the Epstein Wall Street Records Act. It quotes Warren's statement on the bill and the letters Warren received from Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman in June and Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan Gould in March 2026.
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Relative to whether regulators have failed to investigate banks and executives tied to Epstein, Gould, answering Warren's letter on the matter, says it would be inappropriate to comment on any specific ongoing supervisory matter rather than saying whether the OCC has acted.