Article snippet: Another Goldman Sachs executive is being hired for a senior government role in Washington — this time at the Treasury Department.James Donovan, a longtime Goldman banking and investment management executive, has been named to be the deputy to the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin.Mr. Donovan, 50, would be responsible for helping Mr. Mnuchin, also a Goldman alumnus, in running a government agency that handles a wide range of economic matters, from producing physical currency to enforcing economic sanctions against nations.President Trump also said on Tuesday evening that he would nominate David Malpass, a former Treasury official under Presidents Ronald Reagan and George Bush, to be undersecretary of the Treasury for International Affairs. Four others were named for senior positions in the Treasury Department.Mr. Donovan’s addition makes him the fourth Goldman veteran to be named to a senior role in the Trump administration. Gary D. Cohn, director of the National Economic Council in the White House, is a former No. 2 at the firm while Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump’s chief strategist, was once a banker there. Advertisement Continue reading the main story The number of former Goldman Sachs executives now operating at the pinnacle of government has raised questions about whether the firm will have undue influence over policy that may benefit it, especially as Mr. Trump pushes for a wave of deregulation intended to benefit an array of American companies, including... Link to the full article to read more