Maria Vullo, superintendent of the Department of Financial Services. Courtesy photo.
A report said Cuomo is considering replacing Maria Vullo as head of the Department of Financial Services with Linda Lacewell, who currently serves as his chief of staff.
December 06, 2018 at 03:56 PM
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There may be a change in leadership coming to the state Department of Financial Services at the beginning of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s third term, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.
It was reported Thursday afternoon that Cuomo is considering replacing Maria Vullo as head of the financial regulator with Linda Lacewell, who currently serves as his chief of staff.
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