As Richard H. Walker, former director of the SEC's enforcement division and now general counsel of Deutsche Bank's Corporate and Investment Bank, puts it, all the banks involved in Enron's fraud "had knowledge" of it. Yet Walker isn't surprised by their disparate treatment at the hands of regulators. "The SEC does things its way," he says, "and the Fed does them another." —R.F.
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Inside the April 2004 Issue
Cover Story
- Baseball's Economic Model Is a Mess
Features
- Why the Fed Lets Banks Off Easy on Fraud
- Plan Sponsors and Mutual Fund Scandals
- Risks of Rogue Technology
- Voluntary Benefits: Lose-Lose Situation?
Also Inside
- From the Editor, April 2004
- Letters to the Editor, April 2004
- NewsWatch, April 2004
- Reviving Stalled IT Projects
- Finance Teams at Acquired Companies
- Paying Too Much for Services?
- Job-Selection Process Now More Rigorous
- New Deadlines for Finance Departments
- Grapevine, April 2004
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