- Zachary A. Goldfarb
- Staff Writer
Zachary A. Goldfarb is a staff writer covering the White House, focusing on President Obama’s economic, financial and fiscal policy. Previously, he covered financial regulation and government investigations into corporate wrongdoing. He also has written about national housing policy. He graduated from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton, where he was editor-in-chief of The Daily Princetonian. He lives in Washington, D.C.
Obama faces pressure on Volcker Rule
Nearly two years after President Obama signed a law to tighten oversight of Wall Street, trading losses at JPMorgan Chase are raising questions about whether the rules will be tough enough.
A Fed governor feels Wall Street’s heat
Daniel Tarullo has become the Federal Reserve’s point man in a growing battle between the Obama administration and Wall Street over financial regulation.
JPMorgan investment chief Ina Drew to retire
Chief investment officer Ina Drew’s ouster is the first of what may be several departures since JPMorgan’s surprising $2 billion loss from a complex, risky trade.
3 JPMorgan Chase execs may depart as CEO acknowledges mistake on trading
JPMorgan, the largest U.S. bank, was poised on Sunday to accept the resignations of three executives involved in the botched strategy, which has caused losses of at least $2 billion at the bank, according to news accounts.
- JPMorgan losses reignite clash between Wall Street and Washington
- White House said to be watching Greece situation
- GAO: Taxpayers could turn $15.1 billion profit on AIG bailout
- Chinese officials willing to open up markets, says U.S. official
- Fed’s Tarullo warns that banking reforms are losing steam
- U.S. considers issuing floating-rate debt
- Threat from mounting public job losses tested Obama’s economic strategy
- Mitt Romney’s aides point to candidate’s lighter side
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