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Ex-SEC Employees Enjoy ‘Revolving Door,’ Study Says

By Securities Docket on May 14, 2011, 10:05 pm

Former employees of the Securities and Exchange Commission have benefited from a “revolving door” that allows them to take generously paying private sector jobs with duties that include representing clients before their old agency, according to a study released Friday by the nonprofit Project on Government Oversight. The result is a risk of conflict of interest that could “bias SEC oversight and undermine public confidence in the SEC’s work,” the study said.

Read more: Ex-SEC Employees Enjoy ‘Revolving Door,’ Study Says — National Journal

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