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Mark Brickell, a derivatives expert who was set to become the head of the US Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, has withdrawn his name from consideration for the post. Brickell formally requested President Bush withdraw his name from the candidacy in a letter to the White House last month.
US Senator Richard Shelby said the move was in response to legislation being planned by the Senate Banking Committee that would make the post redundant. “I can
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