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Will the SEC hang Goldman Sachs and should it?
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Why did the SEC let the investment banks like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley (get overleveraged)?
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The biggest fish to be caught up in the mess so far is Rajat Gupta, a former board member of Goldman Sachs and ex-boss of McKinsey, who has been charged by the SEC in an administrative proceeding for allegedly passing tips to Mr Rajaratnam.
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Goldman Sachs has denied any wrongdoing, saying the SEC has its facts wrong and its interpretation of the law is wrong.
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This SEC action will help derail the effort that Goldman Sachs and other banks have mounted to beat back sweeping financial reform in Washington.
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Still, a week into this the SEC has been under just as much scrutiny as Goldman Sachs and has not received any serious body blows.
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Under Schapiro, the SEC brought civil charges with record penalties against Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup, among others.
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The SEC will have free reign to demand and subpoena anything it wants from Goldman Sachs.
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The move comes hours after the chief executive of Morgan Stanley, John Mack, spoke by telephone with SEC Chairman Christopher Cox, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein about the day's sell-off in Morgan and Goldman shares, which plunged 27% and 18%, respectively.
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