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HomeNew York Fed

The New York Fed, Goldman and Regulating Conflicts

17 October 2013BanksGoldman Sachs, litigation, New York Fed, regulationNick Dunbar

In a week dominated by the government shutdown, the most interesting financial regulatory story to come out of the US was the lawsuit by former employee Carmen Segarra against the New York Fed. The lawsuit, which was first reported by Propublica on October 10 and widely covered afterwards, alleges that the NY Fed unjustly fired…

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