"The Ethics and Legality of Financial Regulation: What Enron Revealed"
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About the AuthorPaige Lenssen graduated summa cum laude from Auburn University in 2014, earning dual bachelor's degrees in Finance and Professional & Public Writing with a minor in French. After graduating, she moved to Saint Petersburg, Florida, to begin her career as an analyst in the financial services industry. She is currently part of a competitive, one-year rotational development program, and has spent time working in both municipal fixed income trading and corporate credit risk.
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