State Street-commissioned report details the bank’s roots in the slave economy
State Street CEO Ron O’Hanley sat before the U.S. House Financial Services Committee in Washington, D.C. April 2019 as one of several banking executives grilled about their institution’s involvement in the slave trade.
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