Treasury hires G-Sax exec to establish “Office of Financial Stability”

Treasury hires G-Sax exec to establish “Office of Financial Stability”
Source: Bloomberg

Posted on 10.05.08 by Mary Lou Seymour

“Ed Forst, the former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executive Paulson hired to head the transition team, started work last week and is charged with helping establish the new Office of Financial Stability.” (10/04/08)

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