All of the large investment banks do at this point as far as I am aware. The core point I aim to make, however, is that it’s hilariously unfair that a 22 year old PowerPoint monkey with relatively little knowledge and almost no market influence has infinitely more conflict of interest oversight than members of congress.
That’s a fair point. Banker’s monitored trades and accounts are on record internally and usually tracked by their firm’s surveillance software. Not public though thankfully.
