Secret recordings reveal 'regulatory capture' at Goldman Sachs by NY Fed examiners capitulating to the corporation -- before they were even asked
Carmen Segarra secretly recorded 46 hours of audio while embedded as a bank examiner at Goldman Sachs between November 2011 and May 2012.
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