As Lawmakers Fretted Over Banking Turmoil, They Also Shed Shares
NY TIMES: As fears of a banking crisis grew, members of the U.S. Congress sold bank shares, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest. A new bill has been introduced in the Senate and House to eliminate stock trading by members of Congress, as they often have access to non-public information about industries they oversee.
NY TIMES: As fears of a banking crisis grew, members of the U.S. Congress sold bank shares, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest. A new bill has been introduced in the Senate and House to eliminate stock trading by members of Congress, as they often have access to non-public information about industries they oversee.