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I have a great deal of difficulty understanding how a tax accountant (VP or otherwise) for GE ENERGY Financial Services (energy trading/generation asset arm of GE) would have any cause to testify about the LIBOR scandal. GEFS is not a rating agency and does not have enough pull to impact global finance. Whether his prior role as partner at E&Y could put him in some role with the big NY IB's is quite possible, but again, he is a TAX guy. What the hell would he know about it? Nothing, that's what. This coming from someone who knows a couple things about GEFS in Stamford.
I think GE Finance is the largest consumer finance provider in the world aren't they? Most stuff sold down here is sold with GE finance.