The Obama administration's efforts to reform the financial industry is getting an unexpected boost after the Securities and Exchange Commission (S.E.C.) accused one of the largest U.S. investment bankers of fraud. Goldman Sachs denies it misled its investors by selling them mortgaged backed securities that were expected to fail. But analysts say the civil charges filed against Goldman Sachs on Friday could lead to closer scrutiny of the way financial firms do business.
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