Consumer Financial Protection Bureau officials settled a high-profile complaint of gender discrimination and retaliation Monday, ending a two-year saga involving senior enforcement attorney Angela Martin.

Martin told the House Financial Services Committee during an April 2 hearing about what she described as “a pervasive culture of retaliation and intimidation” within the CFPB workplace.

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