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WSJ : IRS Chief Once Spied on His Fellow Bank Execs

IRS Commissioner Frank Bisignano faces scrutiny following allegations regarding his past professional conduct at JPMorgan.

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Reports originating from the Wall Street Journal allege that IRS Commissioner Frank Bisignano engaged in surveillance of his fellow executives during his tenure at JPMorgan. Bisignano, who previously served as the CEO of Fiserv, has denied these claims.

The allegations are currently being covered by multiple outlets including Bloomberg, the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. While coverage highlights the specific nature of the accusations against the current agency lead, it also notes his public response, where he characterized the claims as something to be laughed off.

Coverage does not yet specify if formal investigations into these allegations will be initiated by oversight bodies or if further evidence will be presented. The potential impact on his current role at the IRS remains unstated in reports.

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What is Frank Bisignano's current role?

He is the Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

Where did the alleged spying take place?

According to coverage, the alleged incidents occurred during his tenure at JPMorgan.

How has Bisignano responded to the reports?

Bisignano has denied the allegations and dismissed them.

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