Dodd’s Chief Counsel Bought Financial Stocks During 2008 Crisis
March 18th, 2010
“Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd’s chief counsel in 2008 traded stock in Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo & Co., American International Group Inc. and other rescued companies as the panel considered legislation to address the credit crisis, according to her financial disclosure form filed with the Senate.”
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