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: Housing WireDay Two: Geithner Tightens Transaction Transparency
By DIANA GOLOBAY
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In his second full day as secretary of the Treasury Department, Tim Geithner announced the next in what he promised to be a “series of reforms” designed to increase the transparency of financial transactions that have taken place within the Troubled Asset Relief Program, which has recently come under fire for a lack of oversight. [...]Full post as published by Housing Wire on January 29, 2009 (boomark / email).
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