Lawmakers propose bill requiring disclosure of the Epstein banking investigation
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On October 17, 2026, Elizabeth Warren and Robert Garcia introduced the so-called “Epstein bill.” According to reports, the bill would require federal financial regulators to disclose bank regulatory records involving Jeffrey Epstein and his associates, and to investigate the relevant banks and their executives. Current reports have only disclosed the bill’s introduction and its proposed contents; they have not stated the bill’s progress through consideration, whether regulators have made the records public, or whether an investigation has begun.
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- Banking DiveWarren and Garcia Introduce Epstein Act, Requiring Regulators to Disclose Bank Investigations
Elizabeth Warren and Robert Garcia introduced a bill requiring federal financial regulators to disclose bank supervisory records involving Jeffrey Epstein and his associates, and to investigate the relevant banks and executives.
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