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Managing manipulation

Sharon Brown-Hruska, commissioner of the Washington, DC-based Commodity FuturesTrading Commission, talks to Paul Lyon about the need for sensible, rather thanover-bearing, energy derivatives regulation

Sharon Brown-Hruska was confirmed by the US Senate on August 2, 2002, as acommissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), just in timeto find herself working on a spate of Commission investigations into allegationsof market manipulation by energy companies.

Prior to joining the CFTC, Brown-Hruska was an assistant professor of financein the School of Management at George Mason

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