Saule Omarova. (Photo: Senate Banking Committee via Wikimedia Commons) This Is How Much Cornell Law Paid Biden's Controversial Pick to Oversee Banking
One Republican called Omarova the most radical regulatory nominee he has ever seen.
November 08, 2021 at 02:24 PM
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Banking and Finance Laws
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A Cornell Law School professor nominated to be the Biden administration's top banking regulator reported earning $291,629 from the university, according to her financial disclosure.
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