29 April 2009
Now For the Criminal Investigation
Neel "Cash and Carry" Kashkari is finally leaving as head of the TARP.
I have no knowledge of whether or not he actually broke any laws, though describing the management of the program as "criminal," is certainly appropriate, but I do think that the DoJ and SEC should investigate because it smells bad.
I do not think that it is at the level of a grand jury investigation....Yet....But you won't know what's under the rocks until you turn them over.
Certainly, the program was an example of corruption and regulatory capture though.
I have no knowledge of whether or not he actually broke any laws, though describing the management of the program as "criminal," is certainly appropriate, but I do think that the DoJ and SEC should investigate because it smells bad.
I do not think that it is at the level of a grand jury investigation....Yet....But you won't know what's under the rocks until you turn them over.
Certainly, the program was an example of corruption and regulatory capture though.
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