On the recordNovember 19, 2014
I think we will hear tomorrow what we have heard already in our investigation; the Fed did not know that JPMorgan was excluding its bank's metals until December 2011.
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Levin states the Fed was unaware of JPMorgan's exclusion of bank metals until late 2011.
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