Business Ethics Expert Opines on Fraudulent Mortgage Scheme

I have degrees from Harvard College, Stanford Law School, and Princeton’s History Department. I have published two dozen articles in academic and popular journals on financial regulation and central banking. I regularly consult with the government, lawyers, and industry members on related topics. I also teach courses for undergraduates, MBAs, and executives at Wharton on topics ranging from business ethics in the financial industry to financial regulation. I am familiar with broker price opinions (BPO) and how they work, and I am able to discuss the ethical implications of self-dealing between a parent company and a subsidiary. I lecture regularly on this topic and have published a book on central banking at the Federal Reserve System which includes a chapter on ethics and self-dealing in banking. Before becoming a professor, I worked in private legal practice, consulting on similar cases in consumer lending.