Our Work - Financial Sector
TweetIn the aftermath of the financial crisis, the nexus between Washington and Wall Street and its impact has become an area of interest. POGO investigates the revolving door, self-regulatory organizations, and other conflicts of interest, and works to make federal financial regulatory agencies more transparent, effective, and accountable.
POGO Raises Concerns About FDIC's Legacy Loans Program
April 10, 2009
Did Revolving Door Lead to AIG Bailout?
March 12, 2009
Federal Whistleblowers Get Mugged In Final Stimulus Bill
February 11, 2009
Post Editorial Misses Mark on Whistleblowers: Protections in Stimulus Bill Help Workers Hold Government Accountable
February 3, 2009
Groups Hail Bi-Partisan Amendment Which Adds Federal Whistleblower Protections To Economic Stimulus Bill
January 27, 2009
Stimulus Bill Offers Historic Transparency and Accountability
January 15, 2009
Senate Banking Committee Fails To Hold SEC Nominee Accountable For Failed Self-Regulatory Apparatus
January 15, 2009
More Piggies at the Federal Trough: Big Banks Squeal for TARP 'Goodies'
December 18, 2008
POGO Letter to Congressional Oversight Committee Leaders Concerning Certain Financial Companies Seeking Backdoor Access to TARP Funds
December 17, 2008
POGO Urges Passage of SIGTARP Bill
December 9, 2008
POGO Responds to GAO Report on Bailout
December 3, 2008
POGO Responds to GAO Report on Bailout
December 3, 2008
Treasury Department IG Temporarily Oversees Bailout
December 2, 2008
POGO Calls on Congress to Hold Bailout Policymakers Accountable
November 21, 2008
POGO Calls on Congress to Hold Bailout Policymakers Accountable
November 21, 2008
POGO Letter to Congress Urging Immediate Oversight on the Bailout
November 20, 2008
POGO Calls for Greater Transparency in Financial Industry Bailout Plan
September 23, 2008
