And you thought your workplace culture was bad.

For marketplace, I'm Sabrie Beneshore and for David Brancaccio.

A new report from an independent law firm says big changes are needed at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

to address widespread allegations of sexual harassment and

discrimination. The FDIC is the agency that ensures bank deposits and helps regulate the country's financial system.

The report says the FDIC's management's response so far has been insufficient

Marketplace's Nancy Marshall Genser reports.

The report says more than 500 people contacted a hotline the law firm set up.

One FDIC employee said a colleague sent her sexualized text messages and continued texting after she filed a complaint

making her fear for her safety. Women in an FDIC field office said their supervisor

routinely talked about their breasts and legs in his sex life.

The report says there's a good old boy culture at the FDIC where wrongdoers aren't held to account

but are transferred instead. The report doesn't call for the resignation of

FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg, but it does say cultural and structural change is needed.

I'm Nancy Marshall Genser for Marketplace.

We consumers are lightning up on borrowing.

According to data from the Federal Reserve, consumer credit growth slowed way down in March, grew at a mere 1.5% annual rate compared to 3.6% in February.

Credit card borrowing especially barely moved in March.

After a credit card spending

frenzy the month before

Susan Schmidt is here to talk about it she's head of public equity at the state of

Wisconsin investment board

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