The Federal Reserve Board last week banned a former banker from future work in the industry and issued enforcement actions against three others over their mishandling of sensitive information, according to a Thursday press release from the central bank.
John Freeze, former CFO of Jackson, Wyoming-based Bank of Jackson Hole, received more than 280,000 electronic documents — some of which contained confidential supervisory information belonging to the Fed board — shortly after he was terminated from the bank in 2019, the central bank asserted.
