
Where Wall Street Meets Washington: Financial Regulation News
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Before starting Capitol Account, Robert Schmidt was a reporter at Bloomberg News for 20 years where he wrote stories that highlighted the impact of government policy on Wall Street firms. Schmidt can be reached at: [email protected]
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