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We usually meet the Federal Reserve as a rate setter. This episode looks at the Fed as a supervisor, using its 2018 Goldman Sachs foreign-exchange enforcement order to explain what "unsafe and unsound" means, why internal controls matter more than one bad trade, and how investors can read a bank fine as a governance signal rather than just a headline.
By VoxWe usually meet the Federal Reserve as a rate setter. This episode looks at the Fed as a supervisor, using its 2018 Goldman Sachs foreign-exchange enforcement order to explain what "unsafe and unsound" means, why internal controls matter more than one bad trade, and how investors can read a bank fine as a governance signal rather than just a headline.