What steps are you taking, though, given that concern you have expressed, right now, not retrospectively, how we got here and who did what to do, but to provide as much certainty as you can--there are several banking institutions you directly regulate that contribute to LIBOR.
On the recordJuly 16, 2012
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Senator Reed questions the Federal Reserve's actions regarding LIBOR's reliability.
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