Treasury Department officials are refusing to give details of a meeting held yesterday with insurance and banking industry representatives to discuss possible administration support for optional federal chartering of insurance companies.
Industry participants said the session was courteous and it was significant that it had been held, but that it would provide few substantive details of the discussions.
Treasury officials declined to confirm or deny the meeting. “We're not going to get in the business of confirming, denying or commenting on individual, private meetings,” a spokesman for the agency said.
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