Key Sanctions Adviser Leaves US Treasury for Private Sector Job
- Elizabeth Rosenberg helped shape response to Russia’s invasion
- Program included price cap on Russian oil, bank asset freezes
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Elizabeth Rosenberg, a Treasury Department official working on sanctions and financial crime policy, is leaving for the private sector.
Rosenberg, who returned to the Treasury at the beginning of the Biden administration following an earlier posting at the department, was part of a core group of officials, including former Deputy National Security Advisor Daleep Singh, who developed the economic response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, including the freezing of sovereign bank assets and the price cap on Russian oil.