"I dont think we have put enough people in jail," Spitzer said at a conference sponsored by Forbes magazine. "I can tell you with absolute certainty: There are other major cases coming."
Spitzer declined to elaborate on the details of upcoming cases or discuss his probe of the incentives insurance companies pay broker/dealers. He believes that more arrests will serve as a deterrent for future transgressions.
"We need to see a few more [arrests] before we can see changes in behavior," Spitzer said.
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Spitzer also reiterated his plans to go to court in his case against former New York Stock Exchange Chairman Richard Grasso, who received an egregious $187 million pay deal for running the not-for-profit organization.
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