New York state’s financial services regulator has created a new position that will act as a watchdog on behalf of student loan borrowers in the state and serve as a liaison between the agency and consumers that have concerns about the industry.

The state Department of Financial Services announced Tuesday that Winston Berkman-Breen will serve as the agency’s first-ever student advocate and director of consumer advocacy.

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