Mark K. Schonfeld oversees nearly 400 enforcement attorneys, accountants, investigators and compliance examiners as director of the New York regional office of the Securities and Exchange Commission. A graduate of Harvard Law School and a former private litigator, he began working for the commission in 1996, and was named Northeast regional director in 2004. Schonfeld says, to this day, he is still struck by how often greed leads people to cheat the system.
March 28, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Mark K. Schonfeld, 44, oversees nearly 400 enforcement attorneys, accountants, investigators and compliance examiners as director of the New York regional office of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
A graduate of Harvard Law School and a former private litigator, he began working for the commission in 1996 as a staff attorney in its Boston office. He came to New York two years later, and was named Northeast regional director in 2004.
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