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Orszag, budget director in the Obama administration, joins Citigroup. A senior official at the New York Fed's regulatory department joins Goldman Sachs. Another Fed official joins Morgan Stanley as chief economist. S.E.C. enforcement chief leaves Deutsche Bank for the S.E.C. and leaves the S.E.C. for a position in the financial industry. The nominee for S.E.C. chief in 2013, Jo White, represented JP Morgan Chase in her work at a law firm. The nominee for Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew, worked at Citigroup for a short period. A similiar situation exists in the UK and in other EU countries.
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Wall Street Journal 06/16/2010
The revolving door of lawyers for major financial companies working at the S.E.C. has weakend enforcement at the agency, according to this government oversight report.
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SEC 'Revolving Door' Under Review
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SEC-Citi Pact Rejected by Judge Rakoff
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Paulson had Goldman Sachs structure as ecurity out of handpicked bad apples in the mortgage securities market, Goldman then sells these securities to institutional investors without disclosing what Paulson had done and without disclosing that Paulson had bet heavily against them.
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SEC Tries to Rebuild Its Reputation
Wall Street Journal 09/12/2013
Mark Branson, heads the division in charge of supervising banks at the Swiss financial regulatory authority, FINMA. He headed the Japan operations of UBS at the time when UBS traders in Japan were engaging in manipulation of the LIBOR rate. This has raised questions in the Swiss parliament about the integrity of the Swiss regulator.
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SEC's Top Cop Oversaw Deutsche CDOs
Wall Street Journal 04/24/2010
SEC 'Revolving Door' Under Review
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A Conflict in Geithner's New Job- Not Exactly
New York Times 11/18/2013
Doubts Greet Plan for Euro Zone Bank Regulator
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New York Fed Chairman's Ties to Goldman Raise Questions
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In Turnabout Former Regulators Assail Wall St. Watchdogs
New York Times 10/22/2014
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New York Times 05/16/2010
A Conflict in Geithner's New Job- Not Exactly
New York Times 11/18/2013
Obama, Geithner Get Low Grades From Economists
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New York Times 04/01/2009
Geithner's Plan: Loopholes Galore
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Book Review: 'Stress Test' by Timothy F. Geithner
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New York Fed Chairman's Ties to Goldman Raise Questions
Wall Street Journal 05/04/2009
Economist 05/07/2009
New Scrutiny of Goldman's Ties to the New York Fed After a Leak
New York Times 11/19/2014
Fed Launches Review of Practices for Supervising Big Banks
Wall Street Journal 11/20/2014
New York Fed Is Criticized on Oversight
New York Times 11/21/2014
Fed’s New Bank-Regulation Tune Should Be One Direction
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