Kathleen Brown, the former state Treasurer and Los Angeles schools official, is moving from her post as Goldman Sachs’ West Coast head of public finance to avoid conflicts over her brother, Governor-elect Jerry Brown. Kathleen, who lost a run for governor in 1994, will become the firm's chairman of investment banking for the Midwest. Goldman Sachs is a major underwriter of California’s debt.
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