Two sources familiar with the plans told Punchbowl on March 30 that the Senate Banking Committee plans to hold a confirmation hearing for Kevin Worsley's nomination as Federal Reserve Chair as early as the week of April 13. A specific date has not yet been set and will depend on whether Worsley submits his complete paperwork to the committee. (Jinshi)
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Senate Hearing for Fed Chair Nominee Worsley Eyed for Week of April 13
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