And the revolving golden door keeps spinning:
http://wallstreetonparade.com/2017/...ing-money-door-ceresney-and-cohn-take-a-spin/
"It was announced yesterday that Andrew Ceresney, the head of enforcement for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) since 2013, would be returning to Debevoise & Plimpton as co-head of its litigation department – a nice promotion..."
"As Ceresney spins out of the Washington side of the revolving door and heads back to representing Wall Street, Gary Cohn is spinning in the other direction. Cohn recently stepped down as the President of Goldman Sachs in order to become Trump’s Director of the National Economic Council.
"According to
a Goldman Sachs filing with the SEC yesterday, Cohn’s new job has turned into a mega windfall for him. According to Goldman’s filing with the SEC, it has a 'Conflicted Employment' provision that removes restrictions on stock awards to its executives 'if the recipient accepted employment in the U.S. government.'
"The filing indicates that Cohn will exit all of his Goldman Sachs stock in order to comply with the 'Ethics Guidance' it has received from the government.
"The convenient removal of restrictions on Cohn’s stock awards together with the Goldman Sachs stock he already owns outright will add an estimated $300 million to Cohn’s liquid assets. If he places those liquidated stock proceeds in U.S. Treasury securities or qualifying mutual funds, he will be able to indefinitely defer capital gains taxes on the sale of the stock."
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2017/jan/18/goldman-sachs-protests-new-york-trump-cabinet