Federal Reserve Governor Mylan: May continue to serve until the end of January until a successor is confirmed
ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, Federal Reserve Governor Milan stated that he is likely to remain in office after his term expires at the end of January next year, until a new governor is confirmed to fill his vacancy. Milan plans to continue serving on the board as Trump considers candidates to succeed Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, who will step down in May. Milan said whether he will continue to dissent on interest rate decisions in the future will depend on the subsequent policy actions of the officials.
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