No, but the SEC does, and to say that Bernanke is familiar with the leadership at the SEC would be the understatement of the century. Given that his title is "

No, but the SEC does, and to say that Bernanke is familiar with the leadership at the SEC would be the understatement of the century. Given that his title is "adviser", I struggle to believe they hired him for any other reason. That term seems to come up again and again when people leave capital hill for the private sector to land cushy jobs where they get paid to take their friends out to dinner.