FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg, who announced his resignation last week, has informed staff that he is prepared to remain in his position for several months until a successor is confirmed. Despite his resignation announcement, Gruenberg has continued to work, leading to speculation that the resignation might have been a political head-fake to maintain the status quo within the agency.
Embattled FDIC Chairman Reportedly Prepared To Remain In Power For Months Following Resignation https://t.co/yFdTgVspLN
The FDIC Chairman Is Resigning Under a Cloud. Heās Still in Charge. - WSJ https://t.co/nI9LVOJzj2
The FDIC chairman said last week he would resign. Then he went back to work. The upshot: Not much has changed inside the agency. Some wonder if the resignation was a political head-fake to keep the status quo in place. W/ā¦@rebeccaballhausā© https://t.co/yFkQ2iOV3R
FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg resigned last week, then he got back to work. He told staff he is prepared to remain for at least several months. https://t.co/16qzTovcw3 https://t.co/16qzTovcw3
After saying he would resign, FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg has told staff that he is prepared to remain for at least several months until a successor is confirmed https://t.co/8teadSD2Ra
On Tuesday, Martin Gruenberg announced he's preparing to step down from his role as FDIC Chair less than one week after he rejected bipartisan calls to do so. @Jenniferisms reported the details: https://t.co/KUvj1Kwo0n