- Banned
- #1
Wall Street is about to be rocked by secretly recorded audio tapes that purport to show a too-cozy relationship between the New York Federal Reserve Bank and the financial institutions it is supposed to regulate.
The 45 hours of tapes, made by Carmen Segarra, a former NY Fed worker, capture former co-workers, whose job was to keep banks like Goldman Sachs in line, instead deferring to the banks, being unwilling to take action and being extremely passive, according to public radio’s “This American Life,” andProPublica which obtained the tapes and is scheduled to air a program about the matter Friday night.
Tapes showing meek oversight of Goldman are about to rock Wall Street New York Post
Round two.
The 45 hours of tapes, made by Carmen Segarra, a former NY Fed worker, capture former co-workers, whose job was to keep banks like Goldman Sachs in line, instead deferring to the banks, being unwilling to take action and being extremely passive, according to public radio’s “This American Life,” andProPublica which obtained the tapes and is scheduled to air a program about the matter Friday night.
Tapes showing meek oversight of Goldman are about to rock Wall Street New York Post
Round two.