Andrew Green was a corporate securities law associate in Hong Kong for Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson at a time when he found himself increasingly involved in Democratic politics fundraising, registering American voters and appearing for television and radio interviews.
Green’s corporate work and his political acumen would be soon put to a test on Capitol Hill as members of Congress began an ambitious and controversial Wall Street reform effort flowing from the financial crisis.
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