The heads of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Bureau of Investigation both pushed back against the idea that some financial companies are “too big to jail” during speeches at the New York City Bar Association on Monday.
SEC chairwoman Mary Jo White and FBI director James Comey both spoke as part of the city bar’s third annual White Collar Institute, which also brought together several panels on current topics in white-collar crime.
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