【Market news: The Trump administration is preparing to relax supervision of the FDIC to some extent】Golden Finance reports that Martin Gruenberg, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), resigned in May this year amid an investigation into the agency's toxic workplace culture. However, Gruenberg stated that he would continue to serve until a successor is appointed and confirmed. The Trump administration is preparing to relax oversight of the FDIC to some extent, which has tightened scrutiny of banks after the regional banking crisis erupted in 2023. For example, the agency has indicated that it would take a more stringent review of transactions involving banks of a certain size. A priority for the Trump administration is to oust SEC Chairman Gary Gensler, who has stated that he would fire him on the first day of his tenure. One of the candidates considered by Trump's allies to replace Gensler is Dan Gallagher, the Chief Legal Officer of Robinhood, who previously served as an SEC commissioner. Other candidates include Christopher Giancarlo, a senior advisor at Willkie Farr & Gallagher law firm and former chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and Dalia Blass, a partner at Sullivan & Cromwell law firm. (Golden Ten)

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