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Made my day. TY Fren.
>>10139525 from an old dig:
Sarah Bloom Raskin timeline
Before joining the Federal Reserve Board, served as the Commissioner of Financial Regulation for the State of Maryland from 2007 to 2010
confirmed to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors in 2010 w/Janet Yellen
July 2013 - nominated by Obama to be Deputy Secretary US Treasury
Served as Deputy Secretary from March of 2014 to January of 2017
Married to Jamie Raskin, D-MD
Throughout her career, Governor Raskin has worked across public and private sectors in both legal and regulatory capacities. Her work has centered on financial institutions, financial market utilities, consumer protection issues, bolstered prudential standards, and resolution planning. Governor Raskin’s private sector experience includes having served as Managing Director at the Promontory Financial Group, General Counsel of the WorldWide Retail Exchange, and General Counsel of Columbia Energy Services Corporation. Earlier in her career she served as Banking Counsel for the United States Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. (https://rubensteinfellows.duke.edu/fellow/sarah-bloom-raskin/)
Sarah Raskin Helped shape the Obama College Loan Program: (she co-authored this article w/Seth Frotman)
"For years, we worked side-by-side at the U.S. Treasury Department and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to push the federal government to help struggling student loan borrowers. Together, we sought to provide student loan borrowers the same protections afforded consumers who have a mortgage or credit card. We worked to expand oversight and to rein in the predatory student loan companies that view borrowers’ struggles as a chance to make a quick buck. And we fought to ensure that student loan servicers — the companies getting hundreds of millions of our taxpayer dollars — actually follow the law and do their jobs, helping millions of people get loan payments they can afford.
But Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and the Trump administration have rolled back this progress piece by piece, siding with powerful student loan companies and walking away from the pressing need to protect borrowers. As a result, for more than two years, the student loan industry has been free to trample borrowers’ rights."
https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/oped/bs-ed-op-0312-student-loans-20190311-story.html
https://rubensteinfellows.duke.edu/as-feds-ignore-student-debt-crisis-states-like-md-step-in/